Whatever they might disagree on, Americans agree that we need police reform. Qualified immunity is still on the table.

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The Cato 2016 Criminal Justice National Survey found that Americans across racial and political backgrounds support a variety of policy changes that reformers say would help mend fences between police and the communities they serve.

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Why would an innocent person plead guilty? When it’s the best option in a broken criminal justice system, for one. Clark Neily explains the “coercive plea bargains.”

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