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Category: Criminal Justice

Smart-on-Crime, Not Tough-on-Crime: What You (Yes, You) Can Do to Dismantle Our Racist Criminal Justice System

  • June 25, 2020

This article shows how incentives for local officials that you can affect – rather than subconscious biases of largely well-meaning police officers you cannot affect – are the main cause and potential solution to problems of systemic racism in America.…

Categories: Criminal Justice, Domestic Policy, Race

Empowering Thai Sex Workers: The Positive Effects of Decriminalizing Prostitution

  • May 5, 2020

Socially, many societies are not ready to accept sex in exchange for payment. While proponents of criminal penalties to deter prostitution cite concerns with human trafficking and exploitation, decriminalization may offer better protections and working conditions for sex workers. Prostitution…

Categories: Civil Rights, Criminal Justice, Domestic Policy
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