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Oct 24, 2017 34 min

Reasonably Suspicious Ep. 5

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October 2017 Reasonably Suspicious Podcast from Just Liberty Contents: Top Stories: The Police Union Playbook on Reacting to Critical Incidents If Harris County prosecutors are screening arrests, why are so many people arrested for Class C misdemeanors? Interviews: Sukyi McMahon and Kathy Mitchell on the Austin police union contract Scott Henson interviews Campaign Zero's Sam Sinyangwe on why liberals and conservatives are both reluctant to criticize police union excesses Game segment: Fill in the blank. Bexar and Dallas Counties cease arrests for misdemeanor marijuana possession. Court of Criminal Appeals still denying DNA testing to capital defendants Real costs of incarceration top $1 billion nationally The Last Hurrah Unions now a minority at Dallas police pension board Time to make the Austin crime lab independent? Bipartisan push in Congress for asset forfeiture reform

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