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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, July 6-12
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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Remembering the deadly 1984 Elliott Chambers Rooming House fire
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Legal advocates have long said the commonwealth’s system for compensating victims of wrongful convictions is unfair, and now they have a plan to fix it
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As I mentioned at the beginning of June, I’ve started aggregating stories of alleged Massachusetts law enforcement misconduct that have been reported in the media. I have a more substantial newsletter coming out later this week, but the law enforcement misconduct stories have been piling up during the last
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Massachusetts needs to be ready for a cop riot like the ones in California
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A reporter asked Anthony Gulluni about a lawsuit. And then things got weird.
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Haunting video shows five-year-old Palestinian girl walking through flames after Israel bombed school where she was sheltering
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James Carver was convicted of setting a deadly fire, but a judge set him free after reviewing new scientific evidence
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James Carver spent 36 years in prison after he was convicted of setting one of the deadliest fires in Massachusetts history. But after reviewing new scientific evidence, a judge set him free.
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Framingham residents rally in the rain to call for release of man detained by ICE
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Essex County prosecutors will fight ruling that overturned James Carver’s convictions in case related to infamous Elliott Chambers fire
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For decades, James Carver has maintained that he is innocent of setting a fire that killed 15 people — and now he is again innocent in the eyes of the law