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NYC bodegas hit by crime getting $1M push to amp up security
A pilot program is pumping $1 million into security upgrades for bodegas in some of the Big Apple’s most troubled...
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Mississippi to Require Defendants Get Attorneys Before Indictment
By Caleb Bedillion and Taylor Vance Additional reporting by Agnel Philip Poor defendants in Mississippi are routinely jailed for months,...
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We are crime scene cleaners — here are the most gruesome things we’ve seen
A pair of crime scene cleaners have gained a loyal following on TikTok for showing the gruesome blood, guts and...
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Listen: A Texas Ranger Lies Help Convince a Man That He’s a Murderer
Transcript: Before we start, a warning that this episode contains descriptions of violence against women. Please listen with care. This...
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Hero retail store workers beg for better laws as NYC’s deadly crime wave rages
A tragic event occurred Monday, May 8, outside my Associated Supermarket in the Mount Eden neighborhood of The Bronx: A...
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Juvenile Detention: How the U.S. Forces Youth into Unsafe Facilities
This is The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter, a weekly deep dive into a key criminal justice issue. Want this...
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Discovery reform mustn’t be left on the NY budget’s cutting room floor
New York’s pro-criminal legislative leaders rejected Gov. Kathy Hochul’s push, late in budget season, for some modest fixes to the...
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Jacob Wideman’s Parole and the State of ‘Mass Supervision’
Transcript: Beth Schwartzapfel: Hey folks, just a heads up. This episode mentions suicide and suicidal thoughts. If you’re dealing with...
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Scott Baio living in Florida after fleeing California
“Chachi” has left the Golden State for the Sunshine State after 45 years. Actor Scott Baio, who starred as Chachi...
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How the Death Penalty Is Returning to Presidential Politics
This is The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter, a weekly deep dive into a key criminal justice issue. Want this...
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