Oregon’s bipartisan Joint Committee on Addiction and Community Safety Response met on the last Tuesday in February to vote on a bill simply known as ...
In criminal law, prosecutors hold a crucial power known as “prosecutorial discretion.” It allows them the authority to make important decisions at different stages of ...
Every defendant charged with a crime has Constitutional rights. The government cannot infringe on these rights. Federal law requires the government to uphold a suspect’s ...
Recently our Washington Senators voted to make harassment of election workers a felony. This happened three months after four county election officers received envelopes containing ...
Hitting your children and corporal punishment more generally have been a contentious topic for some time, and norms vary based on culture. The morality and ...
Earlier this month the Washington State Legislature passed Senate Bill 6009 which would ban the police from hogtying suspects, classifying it as an ‘excessive ...