Mike Fox is a legal fellow in the Cato Institute’s Project on Criminal Justice. His areas of interest include overcriminalization, police accountability, and coercive plea bargaining. Before joining Cato, Fox served as a Colorado public defender and worked for the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and the Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Government Operations and Border Management. He received his BS in political science from Northeastern University and his JD from Suffolk University Law School.
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The Founders’ Indictment: Evaluating Our Criminal Justice System Through the Lens of the Declaration
The Founders Gave Us the Tools Series
Federal Overcriminalization and Originalism
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The People’s Veto: Criminal Juries from the Founding to Now
Harrisburg Lawyer Chapter
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The People's Veto: Recalibrating the Scales of Justice
Colorado Student Chapter
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The People's Veto: Criminal Juries from the Founding to Now
Denver Student Chapter
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Keeping Cops Accountable: Supreme Court Issues Decision in Barnes v. Felix
For far too long, the idea that state actors who violate our rights should be...
