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Mass. court rules shouldn’t prevent public from recording ICE
Boston court officer’s attempt to delete woman’s video of violent ICE abduction highlights need for reform
VICTORY: Northwestern DA must release names of cops charged with crimes, judge rules
DA’s office ordered to release accused officers’ names and case numbers—and pay The Mass Dump’s legal fees
The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Dec. 21-Jan. 3
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Dec. 7-20
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“It’s hard to take that seriously”
The Shoestring covers my public records lawsuit against the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office
Judge hears arguments about whether Northwestern DA must release names of cops charged with crimes
For years, DA David Sullivan has spent taxpayer money on fight against police transparency
The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Nov. 23-Dec. 6
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Nov. 9-22
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“Freedom is started from the inside”
Victor Rosario spent 32 years behind bars for a crime he says he did not commit. He returned to prison as a free man to share a walk—and a message of hope—with his old friends.
The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Oct. 26-Nov. 8
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Oct. 12-25
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Boston Judge Frees Man While He Fights to Overturn 1998 Murder Conviction—With Prosecutors’ Help
Rickey “FuQuan” McGee spent 28 years in prison for a murder he says he didn’t commit. Now, prosecutors agree his convictions should be overturned.
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Oct. 5-11
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Mr. Wright Goes to Boston
After spending 41 years in prison for a murder he said he did not commit, Edward Wright joined advocates in Boston to call for an end to wrongful convictions
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Sept. 21-Oct. 4
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Aug. 24-Sept. 20
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No, Boston Globe, we don’t “need more Charlie Kirks”
A shocking death cannot retroactively transform a wicked man into a saint
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, Aug. 10-23
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Mass Dump seeks ruling that Northwestern DA can’t hide names of cops charged with crimes
Northwestern DA David Sullivan spent tax dollars on private law firm to fight against police transparency in Massachusetts
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“I just want to heal”
Edward Wright spent 41 years in prison after he was convicted of murder. But a judge overturned his conviction after learning prosecutors withheld important evidence.
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, July 27-Aug. 9
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, July 13-26
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