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Privatization and the Constitutional Delegation of Coercive Power in Germany
German Supreme Court upholds a (more-or-less) private delegation of the use of force
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Austin Report Finds a High Cost to Insourcing City Services
Bringing outsourced contracts back in-house would cost taxpayers millions, add hundreds to city payroll
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Social Impact Bond Initiatives Gaining Traction in U.S.
Using private sector funding to advance new, performance-based social service delivery models
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Reports Suggest Serious State and Local Fiscal Challenges Ahead
Despite some signs of a slow economic recovery, states and cities pressured by healthcare, other costs
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Smart on Sentencing, Smart on Crime: Reforming Louisiana
How to safely reduce Louisiana's nonviolent prison population, implement fairer sentencing and reduce corrections spending
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How to Reform Sentencing Laws and Safely Reduce Louisiana
New study shows how repealing mandatory minimum sentences and amending the habitual offender law can benefit Louisiana
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #107
GAO on dire FAA budget prospects, UAS tidal wave may hit ATC, Fees for ATC
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Detroit Seeking to Privatize Trash Collection
Beleaguered city seeking $15 million in annual savings
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If at First You Don’t Secede . . .
Northern California, Southern Oregon Counties Revive Idea of Forming State of Jefferson
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Pension Reform Newsletter – October 2013
Pension reform webinars, California ballot initiative, pensions underfunded by $4 trillion
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California Film Incentives Have No Hollywood Ending for Taxpayers
L.A. Mayor Should Focus on Overall Economy, Not Just the Film Industry
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Surface Transportation Newsletter #120
Priced managed lanes are proliferating, Making sense out of autonomous vehicle claims, Should fuel taxes be replaced by sales taxes