How corporations became people you can’t sue.
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Posted inJanuary/February 2014, Law and Justice, Magazine
Driving While Black
“Stop and frisk” isn’t just a reality in New York City. New data shows how police target African Americans on highways across America.
Posted inLaw and Justice, Magazine, November/December 2013
The War of Rape
What happened to Jamie Leigh Jones in Iraq?
Posted inBooks, Law and Justice, Magazine, September/October 2013
The Incurious Investigator
Why introspection was too dangerous for Washington’s bravest sleuth.
Posted inJuly/August 2013, Law and Justice, Magazine
Storefront Coyotes
Meet the con artists who “help” immigrants with their visa problems—and who will get rich if Congress passes a “tough” immigration reform bill.
Posted inLaw and Justice, Magazine, May/June 2013
Over the Line
Why are U.S. Border Patrol agents shooting into Mexico and killing innocent civilians?
Posted inMagazine
Emmett and Trayvon
How racial prejudice in America has changed in the last sixty years.
Posted inJanuary/February 2013, Law and Justice, Magazine
Prison’s Dilemma
Even if every convict were rightly sentenced, America’s vast, racially skewed incarceration system would still be morally indefensible.
Posted inBooks, January/February 2013, Law and Justice, Magazine
A New Role for Parole
African Americans suffer from high rates of incarceration and crime. Here’s how to drastically reduce both.
Posted inEducation, Higher Education, Magazine, November/December 2012
Memoirs of an Academic Fraudster
Inside the shadowy business of ghostwriting college students’ papers.
