Almost 10 years after the court greenlit Glossip’s execution, the justices have agreed to hear evidence of his innocence.
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The 9th Circuit compared the searches to the “abuses of power” that “led to adoption of the Fourth Amendment in the first place.”
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Lawyers for Kenneth Smith have warned that the method could cause him to suffer a stroke, choke to death on vomit, or be left in a vegetative state.
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Mayor Eric Adams publicly opposed City Council bills passed last month to beef up police accountability and ban solitary confinement.
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Dream Security has a raft of NSO Group vets at the helm — and deep ties to the Israeli and international right.
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Gov. Mike Parson dissolved a panel that was reinvestigating Williams’s case before it could report its findings.
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Most Capitol riot defendants got lighter sentences than the government sought, invalidating a key right-wing talking point.
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An at-risk source entrusted the paper with protecting his sensitive personal information. Then the Times published it for the world to see.
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The NYPD and the FBI accused an autistic ex-Marine of backing Islamist militants. Maybe his real crime was being extremely online.
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As a Houston prosecutor, Kelly Siegler won 68 murder convictions and 19 death sentences. But the case of Jeffrey Prible raises questions about her record.
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