Read This: The Opposite of Accountability

Update: 2021-09-16

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A pair of articles in USA Today (paywall) and the New York Times raises the question: do police officers face any real consequences for making false statements to cover up criminal abuse?

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#151 That's All, Folks!

2022-04-1949:05

Special Episode: That Day Job

2022-04-0501:10:25

#150 The DNA Earthquake

2022-03-2251:03

#149 Closing the Circle on an Unjust Sentence

2022-03-0801:00:50

Bonus: Cue the Grand Jury

2022-03-0411:18

Bonus: Justice Breyer Retires

2022-02-0719:09

#148 Criminalizing Black Youth

2021-11-3049:27

Bonus: SCOTUS Considers Texas Abortion Law

2021-11-1810:40

#147 As Murder Rises, What Works?

2021-11-1646:28

#146 Sheriff Joe Arpaio versus the Latino Resistance

2021-11-0254:45

Bonus: Supreme Court Session Preview

2021-10-2517:30

#145 Public Defense and Criminal Justice Reform

2021-10-1953:47

Bonus: What's Behind Rising Murder Rates?

2021-10-1605:33

#144 To Blame or to Learn? Sentinel Event Reviews of Police Action

2021-10-0501:01:55

#143 Alternatives to Police Response: Denver’s STAR Program

2021-09-2142:46

Read This: The Opposite of Accountability

2021-09-1617:06

#142 Public Safety Alternatives: CAHOOTS

2021-09-0758:01

#107 Bleeding Out (reprise)

2021-08-3145:26

Bonus: Is Congressman Mo Brooks the dumbest lawyer in America?

2021-08-2811:16

#135 A Break in Belonging (reprise)

2021-08-2440:05

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David Harris

Read This: The Opposite of Accountability