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Two of George Floyd’s Killers Head to Their New Home: Federal Prison
The two are set to begin their sentences, yet the facility where they’ll serve them out remains undisclosed.
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Adnan Syed, Who Inspired “Serial” Podcast, Released From Prison
His questionable conviction helped blow up podcasting as a popular media
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Will the Death Penalty Bring Justice to the Buffalo Shooting Victims?
The son of one of the victims said he’d rather see the suspect in prison.
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ACLU Sues To Stop Arizona’s Ridiculous Police Recording Law From Happening
The ACLU and media groups argue Arizona’s law requiring bystanders to stay eight feet away from officers violates the 1st Amendment.
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Rappers Rejoice: Cali Will Make It Harder To Use Rap Lyrics In Criminal Cases
The measure approved by California’s Senate and Assembly heads to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk for a final signature
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Judge Rules That Prosecutors Cannot Impose Abortion Ban In Michigan
The decision stops the ban, which has been in place since 1931, for the immediate future.
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Six Months After HBCU Bomb Threats, No Arrests Have Been Made
While the FBI says they are still looking into threats to historically Black colleges, many feel forgotten.
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Ex-Minneapolis Thomas Lane Ordered Report To Colorado Prison In Floyd Killing
The former officer will to a low-security federal prison in Colorado on August 30th to serve a two-and-a-half year sentence
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NBA Will Pause Games On Midterm Election Day So That Fans Can Go Vote
All 30 teams will provide information about voter registration and processes in their respective states.
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Two Ex-Minneapolis Officers Charged In George Floyd Killing Reject Plea Deal
A trial date for J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao has been set for October 24th.