Real ID: Voter ID

Article Abstract:

The Commission of Federal Electoral Reform announced and recommended that the states should use the Real ID license of a person as a credential for voters, in the absence of any other document required for elections. The law was implemented in many states effectively, though it didn't turn out to be a huge success depriving poor and minority voters from voting because of inadequate credentials.

Interpretation and construction, Demonstrations and protests, Election law, Voter registration, Carter, Jimmy (American president)

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Fighting crime: do street gangs represent a growing national problem?

Article Abstract:

The authors debate on the issue of street gangs as an increasing national problem or it is on a decline. There is a need to promote community safety and reduce youth violence rather than use law enforcement to eliminate street gangs.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Prevention, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Crime prevention, Gang violence, Law enforcement agencies, Bedi, Sheila, Mueller, Robert S., III, Justice Policy Institute

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