criminal justice
34 pieces tagged “criminal justice”, newest first.
Newsom’s Upside-Down View of Justice
The California Democrat governor has commuted the death sentences of all the state’s death row inmates in the name of “justice.”
Prosecutors Downgrade Charges to Protect Illegals
House Republicans recently discovered that NYC district attorneys have been letting illegal immigrants off with lesser charges to prevent deportation.
Cornell 7 Thrown Under the Letitia James Bus
Guilty until proven innocent is the operating standard for New York’s Democrat attorney general in the case of Cornell rape allegations.
Justice Is Finally Coming for Robinson
It’s been nearly a year since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, but a Utah judge finally ruled yesterday that there’s enough evidence to bring his alleged assassin to trial — with the death penalty still in play.
Revisiting the Soros DAs
Not only are they turning cities into crime-ridden hellholes, but they’re turning the country into a banana republic.
The Human Cost of a Woke DA
The life of young Janae Edmondson has been irrevocably altered because a woke prosecutor went easy on a violent criminal.
Soros’s Thesis on Why He Supports ‘Reform-Minded’ DAs
We all want justice, but George Soros’s ways of bringing it about are not based in reality.
Trump’s Legacy: Domestic Policy Achievement
The list is so long we can’t recount it all, but he did largely Make America Great Again.
Biden’s Leading Role in Creating Today’s Criminal Justice
He’s trying to hide his push for both the 1994 Crime Bill and the 1986 Anti-Drug Abuse Act.
Prison Reform Gets a Jailbreak
Even with some conservative opposition, the bill sailed through the Senate.
So What Is the ‘First Step’?
The Senate can make a real difference with some significant reforms to criminal justice.
A Good ‘First Step’ Toward Needed Prison Reform
Trump and several Republicans are pushing real reform for criminal justice.
Pleading for Criminal Justice Reform
Backed by Trump, the House passed the First Step Act, but opposition remains entrenched.
A Crack in the Justice System: The Story of Matthew Charles
After rehabilitating himself thoroughly, Charles is headed back to prison for a decades-old offense.
Justice Dept. Bails on the Constitution
The DOJ’s blanket ruling on pre-trial confinement creates more problems.