Reasonably Suspicious Ep. 12

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May 2018 Reasonably Suspicious podcast Here's what we discussed this month: Top Stories Prosecutors flailing with Twin Peaks biker massacre cases. Interview Scott talks to David Safavian of the American Conservative Union Foundation on why Texas should reduce penalties for low-level drug possession from a felony to a misdemeanor. Suspicious Mysteries Why have the number of arrests for DWI and drunkenness plunged in Texas since 2010. Death and Texas On the use of forensic hypnosis in death penalty cases. Stop the Train Promoting Just Liberty's new decarceration campaign and jingle. The Last Hurrah Russian troll farms most successful projects were Blue Lives Matter posts. With San Antonio launching a pilot program, what will it take to approve needle exchange programs in Texas? Texas' "subjugation rate" (the number of people in prison, jail, on probation and on parole) declined from 1 in 22 a decade ago to 1 in 41 today. What is the cause?

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