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Tag Archives: law
BuzzFeed News: Secret NYPD Files: Hundreds Of Officers Committed Serious Offenses — Including Lies And Violence — And Still Kept Their Jobs
BuzzFeed News: Secret NYPD Files: Hundreds Of Officers Committed Serious Offenses — Including Lies And Violence — And Still Kept Their Jobs. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIworir6zc
Warrior, Prisoner, Homeless, Lawyer
The Indianapolis Monthly has published a story about a man that overcame combat, prison and homelessness to become a lawyer. Please click here for the story.
PAY FOR ENDORSEMENT OR EARN IT
If you haven’t read the article in the Indystar about Marion County Judges paying a fee to receive the endorsement of their party then click here. If you do read it, please keep in mind that not … Continue reading
Ex-State Trooper, David Camm, Not Guilty of Murdering His Family
After thirteen years and three jury trials, David Camm was found not guilty! I have no clue on whether he did the crime or not but the State of Indiana’s case seemed weak. I think the verdict was appropriate … Continue reading
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Tagged Circle City News, crime, Current Events, David Camm, Indiana, Indianapolis, law, Local, murder, News, Rick Kammen, Stacy Uliana, Stan Levco
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Phallic Lollipops Are Protected Speech
A federal judge has ruled that a northern Indiana school district shouldn’t have disciplined two high school girls (not the two ladies in the stock photo above) who posted racy online photos of themselves posing with phallic lollipops and simulating … Continue reading
Smart On Crime Sentencing Reform
A new report released by the ACLU touts changes that “tough on crime” states have made to reduce incarceration rates, save money, and lower crime rates. It also mentions Indiana’s efforts in sentencing reform.
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Tagged ACLU, Circle City News, Current Events, law, Local, News, Politics, postaday2011, postaweek2011, sentencing reform
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False Expert Helps Convict the Innocent
A known liar that claimed to be an expert in wound patterns, trace metals, gun shot residue, gunshot reconstructions, blood splatters, tool marks, fingernail marks, liquid splash patterns and a crime scene investigator testified in at least 10 different States … Continue reading
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Tagged Circle City News, Current Events, law, Leigh Stubbs, Local, Michael West, Mississippi, News, postaday2011, postaweek2011
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Crack-Cocaine Sentence Reductions Retroactive
Thousands of federal inmates nationally and more than 200 from Indiana could get time shaved off their prison terms for crack-cocaine convictions, after the U.S. Sentencing Commission voted to make reductions retroactive starting later this year.
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Tagged Circle City News, crack cocaine, Current Events, government, Indiana, Indiana Supreme Court, law, Local, News, Politics, postaday2011, postaweek2011
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What is Memorial Day?
Memorial Day, as Decoration Day gradually came to be known, originally honored only those lost while fighting in the Civil War. But during World War I the United States found itself embroiled in another major conflict, and the holiday evolved … Continue reading →
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