Black people Wrongfully Convicted Of Crime More Often, Data Shows
Hundreds of black men and women are convicted, exonerated for crimes they didn't commit, compared to the white counterparts in the U.S.
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The undercover sting operation certainly meant well. Legal counselors looking for expulsion of charges against more than 43 Chicago-area defendants are citing to a study demonstrating a pattern of bias in the choice of targets for stash-house drug stings.
Family asks FBI to review the case of Ben Keita, a black Muslim teen who was found hanging from a high tree branch in January.
People who are forced by police officers and other law enforcement members to unlock and decrypt their phones can use the Fifth Amendment privilege to protect themselves from self-incrimination.
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