Category: Legal Reform

Mob’s Influence Threatens Fair Floyd Trial in Minneapolis

Mob’s Influence Threatens Fair Floyd Trial in Minneapolis

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In Minneapolis, jurors are being selected for the trial of Derek Chauvin, one of the former police officers charged in the death of George Floyd. After a riotous year of racial strife generated by the incident, Raymond Arroyo – guest-hosting ...
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Disaffecting Legal Voters is Voter Suppression

Disaffecting Legal Voters is Voter Suppression

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The real problem with American election rules isn’t that people lack the opportunity to vote. The real problem is that people “don’t think their vote is going to make a difference.” Efforts by liberals to allegedly increase voter access through ...
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Supreme Court

Racial Disparities Don’t Prove Discrimination

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Supreme Court Case Could Impact Election Integrity Challenges Washington, D.C. – As part of an important voting rights case being considered today by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Project 21 black leadership network joined a legal brief asking the justices ...
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Black Conservatives Question Impeachment Motives

Black Conservatives Question Impeachment Motives

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With the Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump set to begin – in a second attempt to remove him from office after he’s actually left office (go figure) – members of the National Center’s Project 21 black leadership ...
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Lack of Evidence Renders Trump Impeachment II a Total Sham, by Deroy Murdock

Lack of Evidence Renders Trump Impeachment II a Total Sham, by Deroy Murdock

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Former President Donald J. Trump faces his second impeachment trial next week. The charge? "Incitement of insurrection," specifically the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot. Trump’s remarks at the pre-revolt Save America Rally are highly incriminating — as these quotes from ...
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An Absurd Call for 'Vote Reparations'

An Absurd Call for ‘Vote Reparations’

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Just when it seems that the Left’s extremism has reached its outer limits, a new radical idea comes forward. Brandon Hasbrouck, a professor at Washington and Lee University, has taken to the pages of The Nation, the Left’s preeminent periodical, to advocate so-called “vote reparations.” ...
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High Court's Ringing Endorsement of Religious Freedom

High Court’s Ringing Endorsement of Religious Freedom

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Americans enjoyed their Thanksgiving time with family last week and simultaneously discovered a special treat. In a per curiamopinion the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the religiously faithful against unfair regulation by the state of New York. In Roman Catholic ...
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Court Term Limits a Supremely Bad Idea

Court Term Limits a Supremely Bad Idea

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As liberals fear losing their grip on the U.S. Supreme Court after a confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett, their most common “solution” seems to be to “pack the court” with more justices when they get the ability to make ...
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The Left’s Wish for Term Limits Would Make the Supreme Court Even More Politicized

The Left’s Wish for Term Limits Would Make the Supreme Court Even More Politicized

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President Donald Trump’s nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court has ignited an expected, yet unfortunate, conflagration on the left. With few procedural levers to pull and little chance of ...
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Bail Reform is to Justice What “an Arsonist is to Forest Management”

Bail Reform is to Justice What “an Arsonist is to Forest Management”

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In commentaries for the Daily Caller and Newsmax, Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper has defended the cash bail component of our criminal justice system as “essential.” And the painful consequences faced by communities that have implemented so-called "bail reform" show ...
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