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• 40th Anniversary of the Rockefeller Drug Laws: Time to Re-think Sentencing Policy
  Lauren Galik
  May 8, 2013, 4:25pm
• New at Reason: Privatization Developments in Criminal Justice and Corrections
  Leonard Gilroy
  May 6, 2013, 3:55pm
• Developments in Criminal Justice and Corrections
  Annual Privatization Report 2013 examines criminal justice and corrections trends
  Leonard Gilroy, Harris Kenny, Alexander Volokh and Andrew Livingston
  May 6, 2013
• Colorado, Washington State Vote to Tax and Regulate Recreational Marijuana for Adults
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Criminal Justice and Corrections
  Harris Kenny and Andrew Livingston
  May 6, 2013
• Reason’s First Feature-Length Documentary: “America’s Longest War”
  Cathy Reisenwitz
  March 25, 2013, 1:43pm
• Taxing and Regulating Recreational Marijuana in CO, WA (AUDIO)
  Harris Kenny
  February 6, 2013, 12:57pm
• Legislature Has the Chance to Set a Standard on 64
  It is in policymakers' best interests to get this right—even if they didn’t support the initiative in the first place.
  Harris Kenny and Leonard Gilroy
  December 28, 2012
• Should States Duplicate Washington Initiative 502?
  Harris Kenny
  December 27, 2012, 7:00am
• [Op-Ed] Legislature has the Chance to Set a Standard on 64
  Harris Kenny
  December 21, 2012, 7:20pm
• NCIA Panel Asks, 'Amendment 64: What's Next for the Feds?'
  Harris Kenny
  December 19, 2012, 8:00am
• Amendment 64 Task Force Concludes First Meeting
  Harris Kenny
  December 18, 2012, 8:00am
• Video: Colorado Marijuana Legalization Update
  Harris Kenny
  December 14, 2012, 11:12am
• Why Colorado’s Marijuana Legalization Initiative Could Be In Vain
  State policymakers need to develop sensible marijuana regulations, not destructive ones.
  Harris Kenny and Leonard Gilroy
  December 14, 2012
• Questions Remain About Amendment 64's Tax Component
  Harris Kenny
  November 10, 2012, 8:00am
• Union-Propagated Red Herrings Continue to Mar Corrections Research
  Meaningful reform requires an all-of-the-above strategy, including privatization.
  Harris Kenny
  June 13, 2012
• Union-Propagated Red Herrings Continue to Mar Corrections Research
  Harris Kenny
  June 13, 2012, 2:11pm
• NJ Legislature Exploring Decriminalizing Marijuana
  Harris Kenny
  May 21, 2012, 11:37am
• APR 2011: Corrections and Public Safety
  Harris Kenny
  May 2, 2012, 5:35pm
• Supreme Court Rules Police Need a Warrant to Track Your Car
  Steven Titch
  January 23, 2012, 3:07pm
• States Coalescing Around Petitioning DEA to Reschedule Marijuana
  Harris Kenny
  December 8, 2011, 5:10pm
• Your Lying Eyes
  How fallible memories send innocent people to prison
  Jacob Sullum
  August 31, 2011
• Serve and Protect
  The dangers of our increasingly militarized police
  A. Barton Hinkle
  August 23, 2011
• Cannabis Capitulation
  The marijuana exception to Jan Brewer's federalism
  Jacob Sullum
  July 27, 2011
• The Week of Lying Dangerously
  Obama displays a Clintonian desire to have things both ways.
  Jacob Sullum
  July 6, 2011
• The Devil’s Bargain
  How plea agreements, never contemplated by the Framers, undermine justice
  Tim Lynch
  July 5, 2011
• Keeping Kids Outside the System
  Alternatives to juvenile detention are cheaper and more effective.
  Irene Sullivan
  July 4, 2011
• Collars for Dollars
  How the drug war sacrifices real policing for easy arrests.
  Peter Moskos
  June 29, 2011
• Among the Biotech Conventioneers
  A dispatch on the value of failed drugs, new vaccines against superbugs, and the prospect of a molecular stethoscope.
  Ronald Bailey
  June 28, 2011
• Bad Boys
  A rogue’s gallery of misbehaving prosecutors, plus three worth praising
  Radley Balko
  June 27, 2011
• Indefensible
  Public defenders are too overloaded to protect the rights of the accused.
  Clay Conrad
  June 22, 2011
• Rape Factories
  Why is the government doing so little to end sexual assault in prisons?
  Lovisa Stannow
  June 20, 2011
• The Crime Rate Puzzle
  Did incarceration reduce the crime rate, or did it get in the way?
  Radley Balko
  June 20, 2011
• The Price of Prohibition
  Forty years after Nixon declared war on drugs, it's time to give peace a chance.
  Jacob Sullum
  June 15, 2011
• The Guilt Market
  Criminal snitching threatens the integrity of the justice system.
  Alexandra Natapoff
  June 13, 2011
• All Aboard the Latin American Drug War Gravy Train
  Waging the war on drugs in Latin America is a gold mine for contractors, a waste for taxpayers
  Mike Riggs
  June 10, 2011
• Prison Math
  What are the costs and benefits of leading the world in locking up human beings?
  Veronique de Rugy
  June 8, 2011
• Wrongful Convictions
  How many innocent Americans are behind bars?
  Radley Balko
  June 7, 2011
• Declare Defeat and Go Home
  The War on Drugs has failed. Let's try something else.
  A. Barton Hinkle
  June 7, 2011
• Locked Up, Locked Out
  The social costs of incarceration
  Bruce Western
  June 6, 2011
• The Ends Didn’t Justify the Means
  Our complicity in the devastating war on crime
  Matt Welch
  June 6, 2011
• Brown v. Plata Ruling Highlights Need for Reform (Not Tax Increases)
  A multi-faceted approach is necessary to finally reform California's correctional system
  Harris Kenny and Adam Summers
  June 2, 2011
• When Punishment Is a Crime
  The Supreme Court takes on California's overcrowded prison system.
  Steve Chapman
  May 30, 2011
• Big Brother Is Watching You
  Overreaching law enforcement puts privacy rights at risk.
  A. Barton Hinkle
  May 25, 2011
• Home Insecurity
  Two privacy rulings hit us where we live.
  Jacob Sullum
  May 25, 2011
• A Fate Worse Than Death Panels?
  Legislation that would improve access to pain medication for the elderly is five months behind schedule, and no one will say why.
  Mike Riggs
  May 20, 2011
• False Forbearance
  Obama breaks his promise to respect medical marijuana laws.
  Jacob Sullum
  May 11, 2011
• Cutting the Debt Is Important to 96 Percent of Americans and 74 Percent Want a Government Spending Cap
  Tired of red ink and politics as usual, 80 percent say they’d consider voting for a third-party or independent presidential candidate in 2012
  May 3, 2011
• Drug Control vs. Pain Control
  A crackdown on opioid prescriptions will hurt patients.
  Jacob Sullum
  April 27, 2011
• How Long Before Someone Dies Because of an Unsecured Wireless Router?
  Steven Titch
  April 26, 2011, 11:48am
• Watch the Watchmen
  It shouldn't be a crime to record the cops.
  John Stossel
  April 21, 2011

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