Why are candidates not talking about massive spending? Congress should protect defendants during plea bargaining.

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September 25, 2020

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Congress Should Protect Defendants During Plea Negotiations ([link removed] )

An important improvement still doesn’t reach those coerced out of their right to a trial.

- Congress Enhances Dues Process Protections for Some Defendants; Now, It Should Take the Next Logical Step ([link removed] )

By Jeff Vanderslice

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Why Aren’t Candidates Talking About the Deficit? ([link removed] )

These days, the leaders of both parties are ignoring the fiscal hurricane heading for landfall on our economy, while reporters rarely probe the politicians about the coming storm.

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By Chris Edwards

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One of three Louisville police officers involved in the raid on Breonna Taylor’s home has been charged with crimes. The charges are for behavior not strictly related to Taylor’s death. Clark Neily ([link removed] ) and Caleb O. Brown ([link removed] ) discuss what it should mean for police reform.

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