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California’s Prop 47 Narrowed Racial Disparities in the Criminal Justice System

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A Georgia Law to End Surprise Billing Offers a Roadmap for Congress to Accomplish the Same Q&A

A National Police Foundation Conference Offers a Lesson About Evidence and Expectations for Body-Worn Cameras

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The Trillion-Dollar Problem Facing States Q&A

Criminal Justice

'We’re Talking About Access to Justice': 8 Key Quotes From the 2020 Innovations Conference

COVID-19 Research Is Published Quickly but With Shaky Accuracy in Findings Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics

Criminal Justice

COVID-19 and Crime: How Responses to the Pandemic Affected Homicide Rates Q&A

Report: Integrated Care Models are Better for Dual-Eligibles

Quality of Online Higher Education Draws Concern During the Pandemic

Community Supervision

5 Reasons To Limit Community Supervision in Response to COVID-19 5 Reasons Why

A Reflection on the Biosimilar Pathway As it Turns 10 Years Old

Pretrial Justice

Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Transforming Pretrial Systems in Service of Equity and Fairness Q&A

Higher Education

The Pandemic is Shifting Higher Education's Focus. Congress Must Ensure Quality and Accountability.

How to Improve Our Democracy in the Midst of a Pandemic

Policing Video: Walter Katz on How to Reform Policing in America

Hydroxychloroquine

Hydroxychloroquine Study Flaws Exposed via Social Media Rather Than Peer Review Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics

Criminal Justice

A Statement From Arnold Ventures on the Death of George Floyd

Study: Blocking Generic Drugs is a Costly and Common Pharma Tactic

A Letter From Our Founders Complex Care Examining the Impact of New Medicare Advantage Benefits

Exponential Model Can't Show the Effect of a Stay-at-Home Order Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics

Could Andrea High Bear’s Death Have Been Prevented?

The War at Home

Commercial Sector Prices

Texas Hospitals Sue Patients Over Medical Debt