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This week we talk about Bonespur Brezhnev abandoning his base, a Michigan student physically assaulted by a teacher over the Pledge of Allegience, yet another white cop going unpunished for killing an unarmed black man in Missouri, and a uniquely Texan dispute between a criminal wanting to run for judge and a criminal running the District Attorney’s Office.
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Show Notes:

* Papaya POTUS sides with Dems on the debt ceiling (Washington Post)
* …and on DACA (NY Times)
* …and on the wall (Bloomberg)
* …and on Paris (Wall Street Journal)
* Seventh Circuit affirms excluding “department policy” evidence in brutality trial (Seventh Circuit COA)
* Judge Alex Kozinski drops fire dissent in warrantless search case (Ninth Circuit COA)
* Deported DACA participant will be readmitted for deposition (The Hill)
* Governments are now suing people seeking public records (AP)
* Police bodycam footage is generally not a public record (Ars Technica)
* Police don’t act like brutality is isolated (The Blaze)
* Fox News fibs about 2017 police deaths (Twitter)
* AG Beauregard ends another police accountability program (The Hill)
* Sessions: “The first civil right is to be alive.” (The Hill)
* NYT Op-Ed suggests revisiting the science of sex offenders (New York Times)
* Today in stupid questions: Should police obey the President, or the courts? (New York Times)
* New study shows the high cost of criminalizing unemployment (Phys.org)
* Former prosecutor o...