In the News Newsy’s “The Why” with Jesse Kelley by Jesse Kelley March 26, 2019 Print Share via Email: Newsy’s%20“The%20Why”%20with%20Jesse%20Kelley Share via Facebook: Newsy’s%20“The%20Why”%20with%20Jesse%20Kelley Share via Twitter: Newsy’s%20“The%20Why”%20with%20Jesse%20Kelley Share issues: Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Pretrial, Sentencing originally published in Newsy https://youtu.be/Bw9UYTgQeJk R Street’s Jesse Kelley discusses the Curtis Flowers case on Newsy’s “The Why” Featured Publications Analysis Bail Reform, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Expanding Diversion, Federal Government Affairs, Juvenile Justice, Pretrial Spotlight on Criminal Justice: National Criminal Justice Month – March Christi M. Smith, Sarah Anderson March 21, 2023 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice, Pretrial The United States is at a Tipping Point on Juvenile Life Without Parole Logan Seacrest March 20, 2023 In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Mid-Atlantic, Policing, State Policy ‘Scrutinized’ female cops fleeing NYPD over anti-police climate, sexism Jillian Snider March 20, 2023 The New York Post Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing, South, State Policy Feds convict and sentence Clayton County’s ‘CRIME FIGHTER’ Marc Hyden March 20, 2023 The Newnan Times-Herald In the News Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Federal Government Affairs, Foreign Affairs For TikTok, time may be running out Brandon Pugh March 20, 2023 Politico In the News Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Midwest, State Policy Missouri, Kansas utilities back bills to reestablish monopoly on transmission projects Josiah Neeley March 20, 2023 The Missouri Independent Analysis Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Florida, State Policy Considerations for Florida’s 2023 Privacy Journey Brandon Pugh March 17, 2023 Op-Eds Electoral Reform, Governance, South, State Policy Guest opinion: Instead of leaving ERIC, conservatives should convince others to join Ryan Williamson March 17, 2023 AL.com Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Fossil Fuels, Low-Energy Fridays Low-Energy Fridays: For How Long Will We Use Oil? Philip Rossetti March 17, 2023 Podcasts Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Politics in Question Podcast, Restoring the First Branch Is America too polarized or too fragmented? James Wallner March 16, 2023 Politics in Question Podcast
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Analysis Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Florida, State Policy Considerations for Florida’s 2023 Privacy Journey Brandon Pugh March 17, 2023
Op-Eds Electoral Reform, Governance, South, State Policy Guest opinion: Instead of leaving ERIC, conservatives should convince others to join Ryan Williamson March 17, 2023 AL.com
Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Fossil Fuels, Low-Energy Fridays Low-Energy Fridays: For How Long Will We Use Oil? Philip Rossetti March 17, 2023
Podcasts Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Politics in Question Podcast, Restoring the First Branch Is America too polarized or too fragmented? James Wallner March 16, 2023 Politics in Question Podcast
