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Month: April 2017

The Reality of Pretrial Detention in Countries of the Americas

The Reality of Pretrial Detention in Countries of the Americas

NYU Wagner Review04/21/201708/03/2017

by  Liliana Sanchez A prisoner is a person legally withheld of their freedom as a punishment for crimes or offenses committed, or as a preventative measure while

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The Words We Use: How Language Affects Policy

The Words We Use: How Language Affects Policy

NYU Wagner Review04/13/201708/03/2017

By Gail Hankin When Republicans first introduced their alternative to the Affordable Care Act, many clickbait-generating sites (and some more reputable news sources) seized on its title:

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Beware of Poison Pills

Beware of Poison Pills

NYU Wagner Review04/10/201704/10/2017

By Adam Steinberg One year ago this month, at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) policy conference, candidate Donald Trump pledged that he would “tear up

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Maine (yes, Maine) offers American democracy a path forward

Maine (yes, Maine) offers American democracy a path forward

NYU Wagner Review04/03/2017

By Emily Graham Every four years, in the afterglow of another election season, the question emerges. You know the one: “Is it time we eliminate the Electoral College?”

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