Guilty until proven innocent, in Colorado; Short Circuit: A roundup of recent federal court decisions; Sen. Ben Sasse speaking to the Federalist Society about limited government; Former Obama White House counsel would have advised blocking Scalia’s replacement if tables had been turned; Nebraska school urges students not to fly American flags on their cars, ‘out of an abundance of caution’; | | | | | | Guilty until proven innocent, in Colorado | It is a violation of due process for Colorado to require that those whose criminal convictions have been overturned have to prove their "actual innocence" before the state will refund fees they paid as a consequence of their now-vacated convictions. | By David Post • Read more » |
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