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30:24Now PlayingExecutive Director of Toward Justice, David Seligman, is back with Court Accountability Action’s Alex Aronson to talk about his recent opinion piece in the New York Times, which pushes for greater funding for government watchdogs, better support for agencies like the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau that enforce laws against corporate malfeasance, and stronger curbing of corporate power. Alex and David also talk about the legislation in David’s home of Colorado that would allow citizens to sue federal officials for violating their rights; and the lawsuit against a private prison contractor.
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