SCOTUS has delivered 6 wins to the Cato Institute this term. Transportation bills should be updated instead of outdated.

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July 13, 2020

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A New Transportation Bill Belongs in the 1920s ([link removed] )

The bill would massively increase spending on obsolete forms of transportation that are irrelevant to most Americans.

- House Passes Transportation Bill for the '20s. The 1920s, That Is. ([link removed] )

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Cato filed in 11 cases altogether, coming out of the term with a 6–4-1 record; the biggest victory was in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue.

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Congress has yet to make clear changes of policy with respect to police brutality, but Colorado has moved in a big way. Leslie Herod is a Democratic state representative in Colorado. Her proposals to reform use of force and liability for police officers is now law in Colorado. She describes how states can replicate Colorado’s efforts to hold police accountable to the public.

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