Tag: justice
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Detroit Man Arrested After Fatally Stabbing Synagogue President Inside Her Home Due To Unknown Reasons
A Detroit man arrested was accused of fatally stabbing a synagogue president multiple times inside her home for unknown reasons. Detroit Man Arrested for Stabbing Synagogue President Multiple Times Inside Her Home and Lying to Authorities A Detroit man arrested identified as Michae Manual Jackson-Bolanos was accused of stabbing synagogue president Samantha Woll multiple times…
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Body Of Murder Victim To Be Exhumed Following Netflix’s “The Keepers” Linking The 1969 Unsolved Case To Baltimore Nun’s Murder
The body of a murder victim will be exhumed following Netflix’s “The Keepers” linking the 1969 unsolved case to the murder of a Baltimore nun. Body of Murder Victim in 1969 to be Exhumed After Netflix’s Documentary Series Links Unsolved Case to Baltimore Nun’s Murder The body of the murder victim in 1969 named Joyce…
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Boro Park Shomrim Former Patrol Leader Sentenced To 17 Years In Prison After Grooming, Raping Teenage Girl In Brooklyn
The Boro Park Shomrim former patrol leader was sentenced to 17 years in prison after grooming and raping a teenage girl in Brooklyn. Boro Park Shomrim Former Leader Arrested After Grooming and Raping 15-Year-Old Girl in Brooklyn The 64-year-old former patrol leader of Boro Park Shomrim, Jacob Daskal, was arrested after grooming and raping a…
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Memphis Police Officers will be under investigation after being alleged with police misconduct, Department of Justice says
At a news conference on Thursday, officials stated that the Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the city of Memphis and the Memphis police officers over allegations of discriminatory policing and civil rights violations against locals. According to Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the department’s civil rights division, “There are grounds to…
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White Woman Arrested After Spitting On Black Woman During Connecticut State Capitol Protests Receives Dismissal Of Charges
A White woman arrested after spitting on a Black woman during Connecticut state Capitol protests received a dismissal of charges. White Woman Arrested for Spitting on Black Woman During Protests in Connecticut Capitol Receives Dismissal of Charges The White woman arrested for spitting on a Black woman during protests in Connecticut was identified as Yuliya…
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Tulsa race massacre survivor yearning for the opportunities taken from them
According to court records, an Oklahoma judge dismissed the reparations claim brought by the final Tulsa race massacre survivors on Friday. The three Tulsa race massacre survivors had been embroiled in a years-long legal struggle with the City of Tulsa and other groups and officials over opportunities lost when the city’s Greenwood area was burned down in…
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Missouri Governor Disbands Review Panel and Lifts Execution Stay
In a significant development, Republican Governor Mike Parson has disbanded a panel of former judges responsible for reviewing the case of Marcellus Williams, a man convicted of the 1998 stabbing death of former newspaper reporter Lisha Gayle. Governor Parson has also lifted the stay on Williams’ execution, although an exact date for the execution has…
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South Carolina Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Killing Mail Carrier in Marijuana Package Dispute
In a recent court ruling in Columbia, South Carolina, a man was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a mail carrier. The incident occurred when the mail carrier, 64-year-old Irene Pressley, left a note in the man’s mailbox instead of delivering a package of marijuana to his home. The convicted individual, Trevor…
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New Sketch of Person of Interest Released in Murder Case of 16-Year-Old; Justice Sought for Innocent Victim.
The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office has released a new sketch of a person of interest in connection with the murder of 16-year-old Ricardo Chavana. New sketch released in search for justice for 16-year-old murder victim Ricardo Chavana The incident occurred on February 20, 2022, when a gunman opened fire into Chavana’s bedroom, killing him. Chavana’s…
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Manhattan Chief Prosecutor: By Choosing Not To Persecute People, Prosecutors Have The “Capacity” To Alter The Legal System.
Meg Reiss, Manhattan Chief prosecutor Said That They Have The Power To Turn Down The Law And Replace It With Their Principles And Belief. In 2017, She stated That They could Ignore Mandatory Minimum Laws And Further Stated They Have An Amount Of Discretion And Independent Power In Rejecting Prosecution Cases. Power to change…