Beyond the Registry: Why the Modern Consensus on Sex Offender Laws is Shifting
In the landscape of American criminal justice, few policies are as entrenched—or as controversial—as the sex offender registry. Born from the moral panics of the 1990s, these systems were designed…
The Power of Consensus: Analyzing Maine’s Historic Ranked Choice Voting Primaries
On Tuesday, June 9, the state of Maine solidified its position as a national laboratory for electoral reform. Following a series of high-stakes primary contests for governor, U.S. House seats,…












