Foreword
In a year already marked by the coronavirus pandemic, American cities erupted in protests after the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis Police Department officer, who knelt on Floyd’s neck for more than eight minutes. …
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Honorable Cory Booker
United States Senator, New Jersey, Democrat
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Honorable Jim Jordan
United States Representative, Ohio, Republican
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Honorable Jerrold Nadler
United States Representative, New York, Democrat
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Honorable John Rutherford
United States Representative, Florida, Republican
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Honorable Melvin Carter
Honorable Melvin Carter
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National Association of Police Organizations
William J. Johnson, Executive Director & General Counsel
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Pros & Cons of Exiting the World Health Organization
Taking a stand against alleged negligence versus global health risks
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Pros & Cons of D.C. Statehood
Civil rights versus a congressional ‘power grab’
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Foreword
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How Can the Federal Government Reform Police?
Congress has finite power over state and local law enforcement
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Public Contacts With the Police
A fifth of Americans reported police interactions in a federal survey
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The Qualified Immunity Doctrine
Why police officers are protected from civil lawsuits
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The Justice Department’s Reform Program
‘Pattern or Practice’ cases have led to lasting changes
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What Congress Is Doing on Police Reform
Nationwide protests jolted Congress into action
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Pros & Cons of Exiting the World Health Organization
Taking a stand against alleged negligence versus global health risks
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Pros & Cons of D.C. Statehood
Civil rights versus a congressional ‘power grab’
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