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The D.C. Council's proposed criminal code revision, being rejected by Congress, shows it learned nothing from the city's crime-ridden past. → Read More
The judge assailed the Justice Department for the subpoena, saying he would have quashed it if the DOJ hadn't withdrawn almost all of it. → Read More
Even The Washington Post’s liberal editorial board agrees that the Supreme Court protesters should “Leave the Justices Alone at Home.” → Read More
Who is Ketanji Brown Jackson? How would she rule on critical cases if confirmed to the Supreme Court? Will she uphold the Constitution? → Read More
Who is Ketanji Brown Jackson? How would she rule on critical cases if confirmed to the Supreme Court? Will she uphold the Constitution? → Read More
Manhattan’s new DA, Alvin Bragg, has implemented new pro-criminal policies undercutting the mayor’s and police commissioner’s mandates. → Read More
The Waukesha tragedy happened because the Soros-backed prosecutor John Chisholm released Darrell Brooks early. → Read More
A recent lawsuit filed by the Justice Department against Texas' election integrity bill borders on the frivolous. → Read More
Kyle Rittenhouse's prosecutors had weak evidence for the charges they brought against them. But that didn't stop them. → Read More
Steve Descano, the commonwealth attorney of Fairfax County, Virginia, cut a deal to get a lenient sentence for a child molester. → Read More
If Rachael Rollins becomes U.S. attorney, she must mend her ways, do her duty, and enforce the laws as they are written. → Read More
The Supreme Court has already agreed to review several important cases in the upcoming 2021-22 term. Here ate five to keep an eye on. → Read More
George Gascon, the rogue prosecutor of Los Angeles County, is facing dismal approval ratings and increasing approval of having him recalled. → Read More
San Franciscans are suffering because of the irresponsible failure of Chesa Boudin to faithfully enforce criminal laws on the books. → Read More
Now that the Supreme Court’s 2020 term has concluded, it is time to review the most consequential cases and examine how the justices ruled. → Read More
A permanent absentee registration list is particularly problematic in Illinois given how poorly it updates its voter registration list. → Read More
The Justice Department's claims that Georgia's SB 202 discriminates against minorities are partisan talking points masked as legal arguments. → Read More
The Biden administration’s solution to the surge in violent crime is really nothing more than a smoke screen to give it political cover. → Read More
Philadelphia's Larry Krasner, one of the nation's George Soros-backed rogue prosecutors, won his primary despite a pro-criminal approach. → Read More
The eviction moratorium is unlawful, and Judge Dabney Friedrich's order striking it down should not be put on hold—even temporarily. → Read More