By Praniti Gulyani LITTLE ROCK, AR— The Arkansas Supreme Court last Thursday said “a judge wrongly denied ...
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Arkansas Supreme Court Approves DNA Testing in 30-Year-Old Arkansas Murder Case
Arkansas Supreme Court Approves DNA Testing in 30-Year-Old Arkansas Murder Case
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After Corruption Allegations Aimed at Oakland Police Internal Affairs, Anti Police-Terror Project Calls for Truly Independent Investigation
After Corruption Allegations Aimed at Oakland Police Internal Affairs, Anti Police-Terror Project Calls for Truly Independent Investigation
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St. Louis County Prosecutor Seeks to Prevent Execution of Missouri Death Row Inmate
St. Louis County Prosecutor Seeks to Prevent Execution of Missouri Death Row Inmate
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After Judge Overrules Jury to Send Man to Death, Alabama Plans to Be 1st in Nation to Execute Someone with Hydrogen Gas
After Judge Overrules Jury to Send Man to Death, Alabama Plans to Be 1st in Nation to Execute Someone with Hydrogen Gas
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Missouri Governor Records More Than 600 Pardons in 3 Years
Missouri Governor Records More Than 600 Pardons in 3 Years
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Editorial Discusses How COVID-19 Pandemic Created Gaps in Education
Editorial Discusses How COVID-19 Pandemic Created Gaps in Education
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California Man Freed after 25 Years in Prison from Bad Eyewitness ID
California Man Freed after 25 Years in Prison from Bad Eyewitness ID
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Atlanta Cop Fired – Black Church Deacon Dies after Shocked by Stun Gun in Traffic Dispute
Atlanta Cop Fired – Black Church Deacon Dies after Shocked by Stun Gun in Traffic Dispute
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Man Tied to Suspected Shooter in Tupac Shakur 1996 Killing Arrested in Las Vegas
Man Tied to Suspected Shooter in Tupac Shakur 1996 Killing Arrested in Las Vegas
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Oklahoma Appeals Court Tosses Murder Conviction Because of Judge, Prosecutor Sexual Relationship – Other Female Attorneys Also Admit Liaisons with Judge
Oklahoma Appeals Court Tosses Murder Conviction Because of Judge, Prosecutor Sexual Relationship – Other Female Attorneys Also Admit Liaisons with Judge
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In Surprise Decision, California Supreme Court Rules Cops Can Be Sued Civilly After All
In Surprise Decision, California Supreme Court Rules Cops Can Be Sued Civilly After All
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$45 Million Settlement in Police Misconduct Case Announced in Connecticut – Largest Ever of Its Kind
$45 Million Settlement in Police Misconduct Case Announced in Connecticut – Largest Ever of Its Kind
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Judge Charges Worsening Conditions at New York’s Rikers Island Jail Could Mean Federal Takeover
Judge Charges Worsening Conditions at New York’s Rikers Island Jail Could Mean Federal Takeover
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Civil Rights Lawyer Still in Jail for Recording Traffic Stop by Cops She’s Already Suing
Civil Rights Lawyer Still in Jail for Recording Traffic Stop by Cops She’s Already Suing
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Abortion Bans Blocked in Conservative States – Pitched Battles Continue
Abortion Bans Blocked in Conservative States – Pitched Battles Continue
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George Floyd Murder Fallout: Minneapolis Signs Deal to Revamp Policing
George Floyd Murder Fallout: Minneapolis Signs Deal to Revamp Policing