This is just the latest example in a disturbing trend that shows the political double standard of the American justice system.
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“After decades of study,” the Los Angeles Times informs us, one Stanford neurobiologist has provocatively concluded that “we don’t have free will.”
Governments should not be in the business of regulating morality from their offices because they often get it wrong.
For individual liberty and accountability to thrive, we must remove the monopoly on prosecution from the government.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Antonella Marty to talk about Latin America’s struggles with socialism, nationalism, and organized crime.
Gun control laws do not reduce violent crime, they just prevent targeted communities from protecting themselves.
Podcast, COVID-19, Kibbe on Liberty
The Criminal Justice System Is Rotten to the Core | Guest: Clark Neily | Ep 73
Matt Kibbe sits down with Clark Neily, vice president for criminal justice at the Cato Institute, to discuss a few of the many problems with America’s criminal justice system.
A city in Colorado tries a different kind of justice system, powerful enough to transform a broken system of mass incarceration in the United States.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Nikki Goeser of the Crime Prevention Research Center to discuss how gun laws have impacted her personally.
Since President Richard Nixon declared the War on Drugs in 1971, we’ve witnessed one of the biggest policy failures in American history.