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We targeted drug cartels to stop fentanyl. Now, overdose deaths are dropping. I Opinion
For the past three years, we have fought to protect our communities and save American lives lost at the hands of the drug cartels. This fight may seem daunting, and it is unbearable for the families who have lost a loved one. The opioid epidemic has led to tragic deaths across the nation for decades. In recent years, however, we've witnessed Americans being poisoned by fentanyl. Two Mexican cartels are responsible for almost all the fentanyl found in the United States.
From the Administrator: A Shared Mission to Save Lives
Anne Milgram, Administrator, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Today, people in the United States are experiencing the most devastating drug crisis in U.S. history. It is like nothing we have seen before. In 2022, in the United States, 110,757 people died from a drug poisoning or overdose.
Se adjudica la DEA detención de Caro Quintero; "hubo colaboración con la Marina": Anne Milgram
Washington, DC., 16 de julio 2022.- Anne Milgram, directora de la Administración de Control de Drogas de Estados Unidos (DEA, por sus siglas en inglés), celebró la participación de sus agentes en la detención de Rafael Caro Quintero, acusado de, entre otros crímenes, por el asesinato del agente Enrique “Kiki” Camarena.
As illegal drug trade goes from the corner to the web, rising deadly threat of fake pills
Ed and Mary Ternan lived a parent’s worst nightmare. On May 14, 2020, they lost their son Charlie Ternan, 22, after he took a deadly dose of fentanyl. Purchased online, that one pill – which Charlie thought was Percocet – is all it took to end their son's young life and permanently change theirs. The Ternans’ story is, unfortunately, all too familiar for so many.
The 3 impeachment defenses of Donald Trump (opinion)
© JIM BOURG/REUTERS U.S. President Donald Trump makes a fist during a rally to contest the certification of the 2020 U.S. presidential election results by the U.S. Congress, in Washington, U.S, January 6, 2021. Former President Donald Trump's lawyers have explained how will they defend him in his second impeachment trial against the charge that he incited the violent insurrection at the Capitol on January 6.
Trump's Brazen Attack on Our Democracy
Trump's Brazen Attack on Our Democracy The President screaming that the polls and voting were fraudulent -- without any evidence of fraud -- was the political equivalent of someone falsely screaming Read Full Article »
Opinion: Trump's brazen attack on our democracy Original
Anne Milgram is CNN contributor and a distinguished scholar in residence at New York University's School of Law. She served as federal prosecutor and was attorney general of New Jersey from 2007 to 2010. The views expressed in this commentary are her own. View more opinion on CNN. (CNN)In a stunningly dishonest and brazen speech from the White House this evening, President Trump falsely claimed that a secret cabal of Democratic voters and election officials was stealing the 2020 election from him.
Trump's Brazen Attack on Our Democracy
Trump falsely claimed again that he could not possibly lose an honest election. "If you count the legal votes, I win the election," he said. His argument was simple: votes for him are "legal" and the mail-in votes for Biden in battleground states (which Trump noted fall heavily in favor of Vice President Biden) are not. Trump made these false claims without evidence.
How a new kind of policing saved America's most dangerous city
CNN legal analyst Anne Milgram is a distinguished scholar in residence at New York University's School of Law. She served as federal prosecutor and was attorney general of New Jersey from 2007 to 2010. The views expressed in this commentary are her own. View more opinion on CNN. (CNN)In the wake of the tragic murder of George Floyd, the City Council in Minneapolis announced that it will disband its police department.
The Treasury Wants Its PPP Money Back by May 7. How Do We Level the Playing Field for Small Businesses? | National Law Journal
Commentary Scant and inconsistent instruction from the Treasury Department has wrought havoc among small business owners seeking emergency funding under the Paycheck Protection Program. It's time for Congress to step in with answers. U.S. Department of the Treasury in Washington, D.C. The U.S. Treasury Department last week quietly added new guidance to its Paycheck Protection Program.
The Treasury Wants Its PPP Money Back by May 7. How Do We Level the Playing Field for Small Businesses?
Scant and inconsistent instruction from the Treasury Department has wrought havoc among small business owners seeking emergency funding under the Paycheck Protection Program. It's time for Congress to step in with answers. The U.S. Treasury Department last week quietly added new guidance to its Paycheck Protection Program.
The damning new evidence about the Zelensky phone call
Anne Milgram, a law professor at New York University, is a former federal prosecutor and was attorney general of New Jersey from 2007 to 2010. The views expressed in this commentary are her own. View more opinion on CNN. (CNN)At President Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial on Wednesday, the House managers stressed, as they did Tuesday, the need to subpoena relevant witnesses and documents for the trial.
Opinion | Who Will Pick the Next President: Trump, Russia or Us?
Left unchecked, the president’s abusive behavior stands as a clear and present danger to the 2020 election. By Anne Milgram Ms. Milgram is a former federal prosecutor. Dec.
October 12, 2019 - Air Mail
Deep State: Trump, the FBI, and the Rule of Law by James B. Stewart If given a choice, many of us would rather visit the dentist than spend hours revisiting the ins and outs of the F.B.I.’s recent investigations into President Trump and Hillary Clinton. Yet in the hands of award-winning journalist James B. Stewart, a review of these investigations becomes exciting and informative, even when it covers what we already know.
HAS 19 Keynotes & Breakout Sessions
2 – Criminal Justice Analytics Anne Milgram, JD - Former New Jersey Attorney General, Senior Fellow at NYU School of Law Anne Milgram, JD Former New Jersey Attorney General, Senior Fellow at NYU School of Law Anne Milgram’s work centers on reforming the criminal justice system through smart data, analytics, and technology.
How We Judge Prosecutors Has to Change
Photo: DenisLarkin The criminal justice reform movement has rightfully focused on prosecutors as key actors in bringing about much-needed change. Dozens of reform-minded prosecutors have been elected throughout the country promising to tackle mass incarceration while keeping their communities safe.
An Ecosystem of Willful Ignorance Around Larry Nassar
ReadCHARLOTTE, MI - FEBRUARY 05: Victims and their family members embrace following the sentencing hearing for Larry Nassar in Eaton County Circuit Court on February 5, 2018 in Charlotte, Michigan. Nassar has been accused of sexually assaulting more than 150 girls and young women while he was a physician for USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University. At the hearing Nassar was sentenced to 40 to 125 years in prison.
An Ecosystem of Willful Ignorance Around Larry Nassar
Sometimes, criminal behavior persists before everyone’s eyes. Last week, independent investigators issued a meticulous 233-page report detailing USA Gymnastics physician Dr. Larry Nassar’s horrific, decades-long sexual abuse of more than 300 women and girls–crimes with lasting physical and emotional scars about which the survivors spoke so bravely in various court proceedings in Michigan.
A Lesson from Camden: Fixing Jails and Health Care Together | The Crime Report
It’s no secret that both our criminal justice system and our health care system are failing. Yet there is a growing awareness among social policy experts and scholars that something surprising happens when you look at these two systems together: Opportunities for meaningful solutions emerge because the majority of individuals cycling through the criminal justice system are also frequent users of the health care system. Consider the story of Abe.
The Missing Piece in Today’s Opioid Conversation: Leveraging Data Science to Address the Crisis and…
Over the past decade, industries have used data to transform how we find jobs, buy groceries and get around. Companies like Lyft, Google and LinkedIn have used data science and big data analytics to find patterns, connections, efficiencies and ultimately answers to large problems. With that in mind, why aren’t we applying these powerful techniques to crises like the opioid epidemic?
Technology can lead the way in better policing
“The scientific and technical revolution that has so radically changed most of American society during the past few decades has had surprisingly little impact upon the criminal justice system.” It is hardly surprising that these words were used to describe the use of data and technology in the American criminal justice system.
Moneyballing Criminal Justice
But it could. And, in this respect, the front end of the system -- the part of the process that runs from arrest through sentencing -- is particularly important. At this stage, police, prosecutors, defenders, and courts make key choices about how to deal with offenders -- choices that, taken together, have an enormous impact on crime.
Viewpoints
This is a difficult time for policing. Notwithstanding the historically low crime rate we currently enjoy, public confidence in the police is the lowest it has been since 1993, when murders and property crimes were near their peak. Police departments can turn things around. We know this because they have done so before. Thirty years ago, police agencies across America were facing a crisis.
Why smart statistics are the key to fighting crime
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Viewpoints
What do a newborn infant, a shortstop, and a television have in common? The answer: we can accurately predict how each will perform, because we have supplemented our own intuition with something more concrete: consistent, objective data. The Apgar Test is far better at identifying babies in distress than doctors with years of experience. The book Moneyball famously captured how a baseball player’s stats could out-predict a seasoned scout.
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