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I am a big believer in dealing with the law as it is as compared to the way I or anyone else wants the law to be.  This thought is clearly shown when discussing illegal i...

As the legislators work to put the final touches on the farthest reaching financial reform bill since the Great Depression, the fervent activities of the financial market...

As I continue a too-long trek back from the US Sentencing Commission's big national conference in New Orleans, I wanted to do this quick post to praise the USSC's continu...

At the Dallas News, Robert Garrett reports on a concern I've expressed here on Grits that the Texas Department of Criminal Justice plans to focus budget cuts on treatment...

Apparently the US Justice Department is investigating anticompetitive behavior concer...

With more than $3 trillion in assets, tax-exempt organizations are big business. For the Internal Revenue Service, ferreting out criminal tax fraud in the sector is no ea...

Earlier this week, the Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a decision of the Superior...

The question in the title of this post is prompted by this new entry at the website Big Think. The entry is titled ...

A helpful reader pointed me to this fascinating post by Nate Silver over at FiveThirtyEight under the heading ...

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has some good news for nonprofit organization...