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August 9, 2016
CNSNews.com

Turkey Is Descending into Repression and Conflict, Taking Its Value to NATO with It
… Ankara moves toward an authoritarian one‐party state, a civil divorce would be best for all parties. Corruption spread, but police and prosecutors who asked too many questions were replaced. Military officers and others were convicted of fantastic charges based …
By Doug Bandow
October 4, 2015
Times of India

A Beef-Eating Hindu Demands His Rights
… had been pressured to make this false statement by two Hindu youths. So, this was a planned, murderous riot. The police have sent the meat found in Akhlaq’s house to determine whether it was beef or mutton. Why? How …
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
2008-2009
Supreme Court Review

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Hydraulic Pressures and Slight Deviations
By Erik Luna
August 18, 2009
Blog

Tell Me How This Ends
By Malou Innocent
November 29, 2024
Legal Briefs

Jimerson v. Lewis
When officers do not carefully check addresses before forcefully entering a home, they needlessly endanger residents and law enforcement officers.
By Matthew Cavedon
January 25, 2024
Cato Courses

Creating a Just System
See what a well‐functioning and truly just criminal justice system could look like, explore how we can end overcriminalization, and learn what jury nullification is.
June 12, 2018
Blog

Openings in the Front in the Campaign Against Qualified Immunity
In the last 36 hours, we’ve had three promising developments.
By Jay Schweikert
August 28, 2016
Blog

The Fourth Amendment Protects Your Cell-Location Data
The service agreement you have with your cell provider creates a contractual property right, so the government should need a warrant to get your data.
By Ilya Shapiro and Jim Harper
July 5, 2011
Blog

DSK and the Pernicious ‘Perp Walk’
By Gene Healy
April 16, 2009
Blog

Mike German on ‘Intelligence’ Reports
By Jim Harper
May 21, 2021
Policy Report

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Cato Policy Report - v43n3 - Cato News Notes
July 15, 2019
Blog

Eleventh Circuit Grants Immunity to Officer Who Shot Child Lying on the Ground
Without even deciding the constitutional question, a majority of the Eleventh Circuit panel granted qualified immunity to Vickers, simply because there was no case on point with this particular set of facts.
By Jay Schweikert
February 26, 2014
Blog

Is the Grand Jury System a Joke?
By Tim Lynch
February 10, 2014
DC Examiner

‘House of Cards’ May Not Be Realistic, but It’s Enjoyable
It’s a Beltway power fantasy, an embodiment of Washington’s id.
By Gene Healy
March 18, 2013
Blog

Striking Down Bloomberg’s Soda Ban: A Matter of Law, Not Activism
Emily Bazelon charges the judge who struck down Bloomberg’s soft-drink ban with “judicial activism.” She’s wrong.
By Walter Olson

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Turkey Is Descending into Repression and Conflict, Taking Its Value to NATO with It

A Beef-Eating Hindu Demands His Rights

Hydraulic Pressures and Slight Deviations

Tell Me How This Ends

Jimerson v. Lewis

Creating a Just System

Openings in the Front in the Campaign Against Qualified Immunity

The Fourth Amendment Protects Your Cell-Location Data

DSK and the Pernicious ‘Perp Walk’

Mike German on ‘Intelligence’ Reports

Cato Policy Report - v43n3 - Cato News Notes

Eleventh Circuit Grants Immunity to Officer Who Shot Child Lying on the Ground

Is the Grand Jury System a Joke?

‘House of Cards’ May Not Be Realistic, but It’s Enjoyable

Striking Down Bloomberg’s Soda Ban: A Matter of Law, Not Activism