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But the limited number of useful records we receive from the obama white house show why the sentencing commission documents would have been important. there are a number of dark money groups on the left that argue medical judges hud make policy decisions based on judges own values. i i talked about the troubling role that dark money groups have played in this jujs selection process. when they demand justices give short lists and new litmus tests and cam pawns attacking the independence of the ju...

As San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin faces a recall election in two months, out-of-state and legal profession ...

On January 3, the newly elected Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced a fresh policy in what he called his “Day 1 Memo”: Under his leadership, the D.A.s office would not prosecute low level crimes. Within days, New York gubernatorial candidate Andrew Giuliani, son of Rudy, and former ma

Chief prosecutors in Austin, San Francisco, and Chicago, doubled down on criminal prosecutions of law enforcement officials in ...

What they're trying to push is not as 'equitable' as they might claim.

Threaten to make them personally liable for split second decisions when you hire these so-called progressive prosecutors who are soft on crime but hard on the cops, this is what you get. so, i hate it for the victims. crime is the toughest tax of all on poor people. they can least protect themselves. they cant go hire their own police force. but sometimes people do what they promise they will do when theyre running for office. and thats what you have in these major cities. thats what struck out ...

So-called progressive prosecutors who struggle to find anyone worthy of incarceration. they tout bond reform and sentences reform and charging reform and prison reform. they think were gullible enough to think that reform is synonymous with good. just understand for them, the word reform really means fewer. these so-called progressive prosecutors fewer people held on bond and fewer people charged and fewer people in prison and for less time. i am all for alternatives to incarceration for nonviol...

Quit with the progressive prosecutors, pick u.s. attorneys that actually believe in enforcing gun laws. >> bret: all right, panel, we will see you at the bottom of the show. we will do another book tease down there too, jesse. stocks are up today. record closes all around. the dow gained 126, the s&p 500 finished ahead 156789 the nasdaq rose 31. up next, texas democrats bolt out of town on private jets in the name of election reform. we will bring you that story. first, heres what some of our fo...

>> trey: yeah, bret. i mean, dr. krauthammer is right again and then you add to that the calls to defund the police and then the thought wing of the democrat party if thats the right phraseology, some of them even said they wanted to eliminate the police and hire social workers. you have so-called progressive prosecutors who have never met anyone that they think ought to be in jail. and then you have got both political parties. both of them have minimized acts the violence on their side. you add...

Demonstrators are seen near the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute, Ind., showing their opposition to the death penalty July 13, 2020. (CNS/Reuters/Bryan Woolston) Richmond, Va. — The executive director of the Virginia Catholic Conference, the public policy arm of the states bishops, said he was pleased bipartisan support is growing for ending Virginias death penalty. "With our modern and advanced criminal justice system, we have other ways to provide punishment and...