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- Wrong priorities on fighting terrorism
- 15 executive actions
- 2020 election security : perspective from voting system vendors and experts
- 21 principles for the 21st century prosecutor
- A 50 state guide to redistricting
- A better way to draw districts : how to design independent, inclusive, and transparent redistricting commissions
- A call to end federal restrictions on legal aid for the poor
- A citizen's guide to redistricting
- A critical history of the United States census and citizenship questions
- A fair fight : achieving indigent defense resource parity
- A framework for election vendor oversight : safeguarding America's electin systems
- A guide to emergency powers and their use
- A media guide to redistricting
- A narrow and appropriate response to cloaked electioneering : measuring the impact of the 60-day bright-line test on issue advocacy
- A new birth of freedom : the forgotten history of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments
- A procurement guide for better election cybersecurity
- A proposal for an NYPD inspector general
- A report card on New York's civic literacy
- A review of robust post-election audits : various methods of risk-limiting audits and Bayesian audits
- A survey of existing efforts to reform the campaign finance system
- AVR impact on state voter registration
- Access to justice : opening the courthouse door
- Accuracy counts : incarcerated people & the census
- After Citizens United : the story in the states
- After White : defending and amending canons of judicial ethics
- Agency information collection activities : generic clearance for collection of social media information on immigration and foreign travel forms (docket number DHS-2019-0044)
- America's voting machines at risk
- An agenda for election reform
- An unsolved mystery : why are rogue politicians trying to kill a program that helps their neediest constitutents?
- Analysis of 12/9/8:1 in-district-only match proposal for legislative candidates
- Analysis of Montana House Bill 492
- Appendix : suggested edits to proposed rules
- Assessment of New Jersey's proposed limited initiative process
- Authority of NYS Public Campaign Financing Commission to reduce contribution limits for candidates who choose not to participate in public financing
- Automatic and permanent voter registration : how it works
- Automatic registration in the United States : the Selective Service example
- Ballot security and voter suppression : what it is and what the law says
- Bearing witness : legal services clients tell their stories
- Better ballots
- Better design, better elections
- Better safe than sorry : how election officials can plan ahead to protect the vote in the face of cyberattack
- Breaking down barriers : the faces of small donor public financing
- Brennan Center analysis of minor party cost to public financing programs
- Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law and Defending Rights & Dissent, plaintiffs, v. United States Federal Bureau of Investigation, defendant : in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York : complaint
- Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law, plaintiff, v. United States Department of Homeland Security, United States Customs and Border Protection, and United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, defendants : in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York : complaint
- Brennan Center for Justice coalition letter to DHS on social media monitoring
- Brennan Center support for the State Justice Improvement Act
- Building a diverse bench : a guide for judicial nominating commissioners
- Building a diverse bench : selecting federal magistrate and bankruptcy judges
- Buying justice : the impact of Citizens United on judicial elections
- Buying time 2000 : television advertising in the 2000 federal elections : executive summary
- Buying time : television advertising in the 1998 congressional elections
- Campaign finance in Illinois
- Campaign finance in Michigan
- Campaign finance in Minnesota
- Campaign finance in Ohio
- Campaign finance in Wisconsin
- Campaign finance reform & the constitution : a critical look at Buckly v. Valeo
- Candidates & super PACs : the new model in 2016
- Case for automatic, permanent voter registration
- Caught in the net : the impact of drug policies on women and families
- Celebrating our first decade : 10 anniversary year report
- Cellphones, law enforcement, and the right to privacy
- Charging inmates perpetuates mass incarceration
- Choosing state judges : a plan for reform
- Citizens United five years later
- Citywide minimum wage laws : a new policy tool for local governments
- Civil rights concerns about social media monitoring by law enforcement
- Comment on the Federal Depository Insurance Corporation's proposed rule, "Incorporation of existing statement of policy regarding requests for participation in the affairs of an insured depository institution by convicted individuals"
- Community oriented defense : stronger public defenders
- Community-oriented defense : start now
- Corporate campaign spending : giving shareholders a voice
- Cost of voter ID laws : what the courts say
- Countering violent extremism
- Creating strong rules for drawing maps
- Creating strong rules for drawing maps
- Crime and murder in 2018 : a preliminary analysis
- Crime in 2015 : preliminary analysis
- Crime in 2016 : preliminary analysis
- Crime in 2017 : preliminary analysis
- Crime in 2018 : final analysis
- Crime in 2018 : updated analysis
- Crime trends, 1990-2016
- Criminal justice : an election agenda for candidates, activists, and legislators
- Criminal justice debt : a barrier to reentry
- Criminal justice debt : a tool kit for action
- Criminal justice in President Trump's first 100 days
- Criminal justice one year into the Trump administration : analysis
- Criminal justice solutions : model state legislation
- Curbing filibuster abuse
- De facto disenfranchisement
- Declared national emergencies under the National Emergencies Act
- Declared national emergencies under the National Emergencies Act
- Declared national emergencies under the National Emergencies Act
- Declared national emergencies under the National Emergencies Act
- Defending America's election infrastructure
- Defending elections : federal funding needs for state election security
- Democracy & justice : collected writings
- Democracy : an election agenda for candidates, activists, and legislators
- Design deficiencies and lost votes
- Developing empirical evidence for campaign finance cases
- Do New Yorkers know the minimum wage? : results from a spot survey of employers and workers in New York City
- Domestic intelligence : new powers, new risks
- Domestic intelligence : our rights and our safety
- Donor diversity through public matching funds
- Early voting : what works
- Elected officials, secret cash : how politicians use nonprofits to cloak spending after election day
- Election day long lines : resource allocation
- Election integrity : a pro-voter agenda
- Election security advance planning checklist
- Election spending 2012 : 25 toss-up House races
- Election spending 2014 : 9 toss-up Senate races
- Election spending 2014 : outside spending in Senate races since Citizens United
- Election spending 2016 : just three interests dominate, shadow parties continue to rise
- Election spending 2016 : outside groups outspend candidates and parties in key senate races
- Electoral competition and low contribution limits
- Eligible for justice : guidelines for appointing defense counsel
- Eliminating barriers to voter registration for people with felony records
- Empowering small donors in federal elections
- Ending mass incarceration : a presidential agenda
- Ending mass incarceration : ideas from today's leaders
- Ensuring justice and public safety : federal criminal justice priorities for 2020 and beyond
- Ensuring safe electons : federal funding needs for state and local governments during the pandemic
- Executive privilege : a legislative remedy
- Expanding BOP's response to the novel coronavirus, and helping states safely reduce their prison populations
- Expanding democracy : voter registration around the world
- Extreme gerrymandering & the 2018 midterm
- Extreme maps
- Extreme vetting & the Muslim ban
- Facing foreclosure alone : the continuing crisis in legal representation
- Fair courts : setting recusal standards
- Federal agenda to reduce mass incarceration
- Federal judicial vacancies : the trial courts
- Federal prosecution for the 21st century
- Federal prosecution for the 21st century : fiscal impact statement
- Fighting far-right violence and hate crimes : resetting federal law enforcement priorities
- Filibuster abuse
- Final report, 2008-2009 Ohio Election Summit and Conference
- Five to four
- Fixing the FEC : an agenda for reform
- Florida, an outlier in denying voting rights
- Foreclosures : a crisis in legal representation
- Foreign law bans : legal uncertainties and practical problems
- Freedom of information law request
- Freeing candidate speech in judicial elections : or, how safe are loose canons?
- Getting foreign funds out of America's elections
- Getting started : four things defenders can do to connect with communities
- Getting the count right : key context for the 2020 census
- Gideon at 50 : three reforms to revive the right to counsel
- Government lists : how ready are they for automatic registration
- Governors' executive authority to release vulnerable people who pose no risk to public safety from incarceration
- Governors' executive authority to release vulnerable people who pose no risk to public safety from incarceration
- Heritage fraud database : an assessment
- Hidden agendas : what is really behind attacks on legal aid lawyers?
- Home in 2010 : a report on the feasibility of enumerating people in prison at their home addresses in the next census
- How judicial elections impact criminal cases
- How many Americans are unnecessarily incarcerated?
- How to fix long lines
- How to fix the voting system
- How to protect the 2020 vote from the coronavirus
- If Section 5 falls : new voting implications
- Impact of judicial vacancies on federal trial courts
- Improving New York City's public benefits system : a key role for help desks
- Improving judicial diversity
- Incarcerated people and the census : painting a distorted picture of Virginia
- Internet filters : a public policy report
- Is America ready to vote? : state preparations for voting machine problems in 2008
- Issue brief : election 2012 recounts
- It's not about federalism
- Jim Crow in New York
- Judge Sotomayor's record in Constitutional cases
- Judicial nominating commissions
- Judicial recusal reform : toward independent consideration of disqualification
- Judicial selection for the 21st century
- Know your lines : redistricting and why it matters
- Language access in immigration courts
- Language access in state courts
- Left out in the cold : how clients are affected by restrictions on their legal services lawyers
- Legal change : lessons from America's social movements
- Liberty & national security : an election agenda for candidates, activists, and legislators
- Living wage laws & communities : smarter economic development, lower than expected costs
- Lost in the shadows : the fight for a Senate vote on wetlands protection legislation
- Maintaining the safety net : legal services lawyers work closely with communities to help those in need
- Making the case : legal services for the poor : a close look through the lens of the Maryland Legal Aid Bureau
- Making the list : database matching and verification processes for voter registration
- Maryland's parole supervision fee : a barrier to reentry
- Meaningful ethics reforms for the "new" Albany
- Model legislation for independent redistricting commissions
- Modernizing Ohio's system for registering voters : automatic and online registration : preliminary report
- Modernizing voter registration : momentum in the states
- More choices, more voices : a primer on fusion
- My first vote
- National security and local police
- New York City Police Department surveillance technology
- New voting restrictions in America
- Next steps for redistricting reform in Virginia
- Noncitizen voting : the missing millions
- One size does not fit all : why the Census Bureau should change the way it counts prisoners
- Overseas surveillance in an interconnected world
- Oversight hearing on the Federal Bureau of Prisons and implementation of the First Step Act : House Committee on the Judiciary, United States House of Representatives
- Overview : New Hampshire advisory commission : (HB 1665)
- Overview : Virginia advisory independent commission proposal : (HB1256)
- Overview : Washington redistricting transparency proposal : (HB 2575)
- Paper thin : the flimsy facade of campaign finance laws in New York
- Permanent voter registration
- Political opportunity : a new framework for democratic reform
- Post-election analysis : 2012 toss-up House races
- Post-election audits : restoring trust in elections
- Post-election audits : restoring trust in elections : executive summary
- Preparing for cyberattacks and technical failures : a guide for election officials
- Promoting fair and impartial courts through recusal reform
- Proposals for reform
- Proposals for reform : volume II
- Proposed amendments to SEB Rules 183-1-12, 183-1-13, and 183-1-14
- Proposed amendments to SEB rules 183-1-12 and 183-1-13
- Public funding of judicial elections : financing campaigns for fair and impartial courts
- Purges : a growing threat to the right to vote
- Racial disparities in federal prosecutions
- Racism & felony disenfranchisement : an intertwined history
- Re: Updated analysis of Commission's proposed legislative qualifying thresholds and recommendations
- Rebuilding families, reclaiming lives : state obligations to children in foster care and their incarcerated parents
- Recession and 9/11 : economic hardship and the failure of the safety net for unemployed workers in New York City
- Redistricting and congressional control : a first look
- Reducing overclassification through accountability
- Reducing racial and ethnic disparities in jails : recommendations for local practice
- Reforming funding to reduce mass incarceration
- Registering military and overseas citizens to vote
- Regulating electioneering : distinguishing between "express advocacy" & "issue advocacy"
- Regulating interest group activity in judicial elections
- Remarks of Yurij Rudensky, redistricting counsel, Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law
- Renewing democracy after Citizens United
- Requiring government contractors to disclose political spending
- Response to the Report of the 2005 Commission on Federal Election Reform
- Responses to important legal and policy questions raised in hearings
- Restoring the right to vote
- Restricting legal services : how Congress left the poor with only half a lawyer
- Rethinking campaign finance : toward a pro-democracy jurisprudence
- Rethinking judicial selection in state courts
- Rethinking radicalization
- Right to vote : key decisions in felony disenfranchisement litigation
- Right to vote research toolkit : how to survey voting registration procedures for people with felony convictions
- SCOTUS and the future of the recess appointment power
- Secret spending in the states
- Securing elections from foreign interference
- Securing the nation's voting machines : a toolkit for advocates and election officials
- Shadow campaigns : the shift in presidential campaign funding to outside groups
- Small donor matching funds : the NYC election experience
- Small donor tax credits : a new model
- Social media monitoring : how the Department of Homeland Security uses digital data in the name of national security
- Social media monitoring in K-12 schools : civil and human rights concerns
- Social media surveillance by Homeland Security Investigations : a threat to immigrant communities and free expression
- Solutions : American leaders speak out on criminal justice
- State options for reform
- State restrictions on community-based voter registration drives
- State restrictions on voter registration drives
- State supreme court diversity : across the country, courts fail to reflect the racial, ethnic, and gender diversity of the communities they serve
- Statement from the National Task Force on Rule of Law & Democracy in support of the Scientific Integrity Act
- Still broken : New York State legislative reform, 2008 update
- Strengthening intelligence oversight
- Strengthening presidential ethics law
- Stronger parties, stronger democracy : rethinking reform
- Struggling to meet the need : communities confront gaps in federal legal aid
- Subsidizing political campaigns : the varieties & values of public financing
- Success-oriented funding : reforming federal criminal justice grants
- Support letter: Accountability for Acting Officials Act
- Supreme Court adjudication and the qualifications of Supreme Court nominees
- Supreme Court ethics reform : the need for an ethics code and additional transparency
- Taking public defense to the streets
- Ten things you should know about habeas corpus
- Testimony of Michael Waldman, President, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law : hearing on voting rights and election administration in America, the Committee on House Administration, U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Elections
- Testimony of the Brennan Center for Justice
- Testimony of the Brennan Center for Justice
- The ERA campaign and menstrual equity
- The Equal Rights Amendment's revival : questions for Congress, the courts and the American people
- The Islamophobic administration
- The Justice Department's voter fraud scandal : lessons
- The New York State legislative process : an evaluation and blueprint for reform
- The Reverse Mass Incarceration Act
- The benefits of equity in the constitutional quest for equality
- The case for H.R. 1
- The case for automatic voter registration
- The case for community defense in New Orleans
- The case for small donor public financing in New York State
- The case for voter registration modernization
- The census confidentiality protection pledge
- The challenge of obtaining voter identification
- The chosen one : thoughts on a better, fairer, and smarter way to pick presidential nominees
- The constituent-engagement effect of small donor public financing : a statistical comparison of City Council (2017) and State Assembly (2018) fundraising in New York City
- The end of limits on money in politics : soft money now comprises the largest share of party spending on television ads in federal elections
- The flow of money in Congressional elections
- The governing crisis : exploring solutions
- The hidden costs of Florida's criminal justice fees
- The information commons : a public policy report
- The machinery of democracy : protecting elections in an electronic world
- The machinery of democracy : usability of voting systems
- The new era of secret law
- The new politics of judicial elections 2006 : how 2006 was the most threatening year yet to the fairness and impartiality of our courts--and how Americans are fighting back
- The new politics of judicial elections 2009-2010 : how special interest "super spenders" threatened impartial justice and emboldened unprecedented legislative attacks on America's courts
- The politics of judicial elections, 2017-18 : how dark money, interest groups, and big donors shape state high courts
- The pulse of America : national omnibus study
- The quest to develop a jurisprudence of civil liberties in times of security crises
- The right to cite : why fair and accountable courts should abandon the no-citation rule
- The secrecy problem in terrorism trials
- The state of voting 2018
- The steep costs of criminal justice fees and fines : a fiscal analysis of three states and ten counties
- The truth about voter fraud
- The values of campaign finance reform
- Transparency for corporate political spending : a federal solution
- Transparency in the first 100 days : a report card
- Transparent elections after Citizens United
- Trends in wage and hour enforcement by the U.S. Department of Labor, 1975-2004
- Trump-Russia investigations : a guide
- Twelve steps to restore checks and balances
- Understanding H.R. 1's public financing provisions
- Unfinished business : New York State legislative reform : 2006 update
- Unregulated work in the global city : employment and labor law violations in New York City
- Voter challengers
- Voter choice '96 : a 50-state report card on the presidential elections
- Voter choice 2000 : a 50-state report card on the presidential elections : a report of the Brennan Center for Justice
- Voter purges
- Voter purges : the risks in 2018 : analysis
- Voter registration in a digital age
- Voter registration in a digital age : 2015 update
- Voter registration modernization : collected Brennan Center reports and papers
- Voter registration modernization : policy summary
- Voting law changes : election update
- Voting law changes in 2012
- Voting system failures : a database solution
- What caused the crime decline?
- What do we know about Wal-Mart : an overview of facts and studies for New Yorkers
- What the government does with Americans' data
- What went wrong with the FISA court
- When voters move
- Who pays for judicial races?
- Will fair use survive? : free expression in the age of copyright control : a public policy report
- Winning construction jobs for local residents : a user's guide for community organizing campaigns
- Writing reform
- Writing reform
- Writing reform : a guide to drafting state & local campaign finance laws
- Written testimony
- Written testimony of Joanna Zdanys, counsel, Democracy Program, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law
- Written testimony of Laura Hecht-Felella, legal fellow, Liberty & National Security Program, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law
- Written testimony of Michael Li and Yurij Rudensky, Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law, on H.B. 1256
- Written testimony of Yurij Rudensky, redistricting counsel, Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law on H.B. 2575
- Written testimony of Ángel Díaz, counsel, Liberty & National Security Program, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law before the New York City Council Committee on Public Safety in Support of Int. 487
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