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Rep. Goodlatte says he won’t drop criminal intent reform

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Loretta Lynch says election cycle interfering with criminal justice reform

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One state is demonstrating that both are possible, if reform is done right. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
Beltway Confidential

This state reduced both crime and incarceration

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Crime

GOP lawmaker: Stalled criminal justice bills could reduce violence

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The move brings the president’s total commutations to 673, more than the past 10 presidents combined. Obama commuted the sentences of 325 people in August alone. (AP Photo)
Crime

Obama commutes sentences of another 111 people

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In a friend of the court briefing, the department said: —œBail practices that incarcerate indigent individuals before trial solely because of their inability to pay for their release violate the Fourteenth Amendment.—£ (AP Photo)
Crime

DOJ against holding people because they can’t afford bail

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Beltway Confidential

New study highlights overlooked jail population: Women

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A knee-jerk reaction to prevent future cases from turning out the same way may not be a good idea. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
Beltway Confidential

Let’s not add any more mandatory minimums

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After a seven-week recess, the Senate will spend September and one week in October working in the nation's capital. The House will be in Washington even less, as it is out of session the entire month of October. (iStock photo)
Magazine

The one thing Congress must do this year and two measures that will die

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Kaine made his remarks as part of a larger address focused on criminal justice reform and
Politics

Kaine draws cheers with slavery apology, ‘black lives matter’ promise

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