Reasonably Suspicious December 2018 Snakes for Christmas Issue

from Reasonably Suspicious · host Just Liberty

Opening: Pythons as stocking stuffers? What else! Top Story: Principles for progressive prosecutors Interview: Police-union negotiators Ron DeLord and Chris Perkins sit down with a now-familiar adversary, Chas Moore of the Austin Justice Coalition, to discuss the aftermath of the year-long fight over the capital city's police-union contract. Home Court Advantage: When is it okay to electrocute a mentally ill defendant in court? Discussion of James Calvert oral arguments. Also, Ken-Paxton prosecutors de-funded, but at what cost to indigent defense? The Last Hurrah Dallas PD officer indicted for murder Lawsuit challenges driver surcharges Ray Hill, R.I.P.

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