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Updates | The Week of December 18, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 12/24/17 // Topic Update

Attorney General Sessions rescinded 25 Justice Department guidance documents on how to interpret an array of federal laws (WaPo, NYT).

Dominic Holden covers the story here

It is cruel and unusual punishment to sentence a teenager to die in prison, writes Rachel Wainer Apter at the ACLU.

The Department of Justice continues to provide funding for body camera programs with bad policies (Just Security).

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