Center for Justice

A Dissent for the Ages

Justice John Paul Stevens's enduring critique of Citizens United.

Ban the Bags

To help fight the scourge of plastic pollution, Spokane Riverkeeper Bart Mihailovich asks for help in campaign to ban plastic checkout bags.

The Agenda

Council schedules February 6th vote on sweeping police reform resolution.

Ditto That

CFJ joins 17 other local organizations supporting a federal review of the Spokane Police Department.

Occupy Friday

Spokane organizes to mark what many regard as a dark day in American democracy.

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