law
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Mississippi’s Last Abortion Clinic May Move To New Mexico If Roe v. Wade Is Overturned
"They seem to think if we outlaw abortion then abortion goes away," clinic director Shannon Brewer says
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The espnW Summit NYC Celebrates the Impact of Women’s Sports
The event features top athletes and personalities discussing the continuing legacy of Title IX and the state of women’s sports.
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Thomas Raynard James Exonerated After 32 Years in Prison for Murder Conviction
A Florida judge vacated his life sentence after it was found he never committed the crime.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Rodney Reed Case On DNA Testing
The justices who will take up the case in the fall will decide if the death row inmate waited too long to ask for DNA testing
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Emmett Till’s Family Look to Prosecute His Accuser for Kidnapping
Carolyn Bryant Donham was named in the arrest warrant in Till's abduction decades ago. His family aims to use it in bringing her to justice.
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San Francisco Man Exonerated after 3 Decades in Prison
The San Francisco DA dismissed the case against Joaquin Ciria after finding false witness testimonies and police misconduct led to his conviction.
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Investigation: No-Knock Raids for Drug Searches Lead to Fatal Shootings
Judges often sign off on no-knock warrant requests without resistance or questioning the merit.
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Minneapolis Mayor Officially Prohibits Execution of No-Knock Warrants [UPDATED]
Minneapolis Police Department will no longer be allowed to request no-knock warrants or respond to similar searches from other cities.
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Texas Court Denies the Appeal of Amber Guyger, the Ex-cop Who Killed Botham Jean In His Apartment
Botham Jean's Killer: Amber Guyger will remain in prison after she was denied an appeal by the Texas Court of Appeals.