The police's guilt-by-association allegations aren't designed to get convictions, but to break up a movement.
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The first-of-its-kind lawsuit seeks to affirm that doctors can use their best medical judgment without fear of criminal penalty.
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Politicians have never needed precise laws to brutally police who can and cannot exist freely in public.
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In recent years, just under 40 bills have been introduced in various state legislatures that give local prosecutorial powers to state-level officials.
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Anti-abortion groups orchestrated their legal challenge to wind up before far-right Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk.
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Police unions have rallied around Missouri Senate Bill 78, which would reinstate a Civil War-era system of state oversight.
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"This money belongs to the Afghan people, and no one else," said Afghans for a Better Tomorrow, a coalition of Afghan-American community groups.
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This is a Skwawkbox edit of a guest post submitted by a Labour figure who asked to remain anonymous. Asked by journalists last week whether he would proscribe – outlaw – Momentum, Keir Starmer responded equivocally: That one is not for me. Of course, that is neither a denial nor an indicator that it’s not […]
A Massachusetts bill — sponsored by Democrats — proposes allowing incarcerated people to donate organs in exchange for shortened sentences.
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Footage from the aftermath of a deadly police raid on anti-Cop City protesters shows an Atlanta cop asking, “They shoot their own man?”
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