Policy Archive
Archives for May 2016
60 Minutes’ Morley Safer showed the importance of great investigative reporting when DNA wasn’t available as forensic evidence.
Sprawling cities versus densifying cities
New subjects and a new way of designing the test may be the reason.
The Court rules that in the Sixth Amendment, “speedy trial” doesn’t mean “speedy sentencing.”
Truly tragic stories.
The pace at which self-driving technology is developing might pressure the company to speed up.
This throws a wrench in a lot of criminal justice conversations.
The company aims to convince carmakers to use Android to power in-car navigation and entertainment systems.
Homicides are on the rise in some US cities. The question is who’s to blame.
The goal is to help boost tech companies that share the company’s vision.
Meanwhile, in Canada: Trudeau just repealed a long-standing ban on foreign aid for abortions.
I won’t go as far as to say it is a life-saver. On the other hand, it has become a key part of how I manage my type 2 diabetes.
New Jersey’s senator speaks to Vox about the criminal justice reform bill.
He’s as big a misogynist as he is a racist.
The case is being sent back to lower courts.