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Innocense Matters Courageous Truth Award - June 28th

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Law and the Justice System

Ending California's Death Penalty to Solve More Crimes

By Jeanne Woodford
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Law and the Justice System

America's Shame: Troy Davis, Hank Skinner, and a Cast of Thousands

By Andy Love
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Law and the Justice System

Travesty of Justice Redux: Hank Skinner and the State of Texas

By Andy Love
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Progressive Issues

Creeping Fascism and the American Politics of Madness

By David A. Love
Norman Williams, center, with Mark Melahn, left, and Jesse Goodman, who worked on his case while in law school. Williams was sentenced to 25 years to life after his third-strike conviction, which was for stealing a car jack and tools from a tow truck. Through the efforts of Stanford's Criminal Defense Clinic, his sentence was reduced to 10 years. He had already served more than that so was freed. (Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Times)
Social Justice

Lady Justice

By Ron Wolff
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This Week in the LA Progressive

LA Progressive: April 19 to April 25, 2009

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Untested sexual assault evidence at the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department central evidence storage facility. (Patricia Williams/Human Rights Watch)
Public Policy

LA Rape Evidence Backlog Booms to 12,000 Cases

By Benjamin Protess -- ProPublica
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Rankism

The First Black President

By John MacMurray
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Law and the Justice System

The Death Penalty

By Robert Silver
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Rankism

A Jefferson for Obama

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