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Tag: torture
Conroy on Burge
The reporter who’s spent 20 years investigating the police torture kingpin on why the perjury verdict surprised even him.
You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But You Can’t Make Him Object to Torture
What we don’t talk about when we don’t talk about torture.
John Conroy Blogs at Vocalo as Jon Burge’s Trial Begins
The reporter who covered Jon Burge for two decades blogs his trial.
A Close Shave, Oldboy
They stole his wife, seduced his daughter, and then started messing with him for real
The Punishment We Deserve
A review of Cruel and Unusual: The Culture of Punishment in America, by Anne-Marie Cusac (Yale University Press)
Lurching toward justice
Who should be responsible for handling the cases prisoners tortured under Jon Burge–attorney general Lisa Madigan or state’s attorney Anita Alvarez?
Jiffy confessions — just add pain
Thanks to torture, on 24 no crisis lasts more than an hour.
Actual change I can actually believe in
Inauguration Day news you probably missed because of the inauguration: law prof and blogger Marty Lederman returns to the Office of Legal Counsel.
This makes me feel a bit better
Obama watch: Eric Holder vs John Cornyn. Why does Eric Holder hate Jack Bauer, by which I obviously mean America?