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Due to the nature of our adversarial justice system, it's more often than not going to be the party with the high-priced attorney who wins in court rather than the party with the more meritorious case. Lance Soskin http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lance-soskin/

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Busting Underground Shoplifting Rings: Inside Organized Retail Crime Raids
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We used to call it shoplifting, but these days the foot soldiers of retail crime rings are known as boosters. Police even have an acronym for these operations: ORC, which stands for Organized Retail Crime. "It's just like a Fortune 500 company," said ...

A judge has found a former Philadelphia Police lieutenant not guilty of simple assault in a case sparked by a viral video, in which the... The Huffington Post http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andres-jauregui/

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Dismembered Woman's Boyfriend Charged With Murder
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A man suspected of strangling and dismembering his girlfriend and hiding her body parts in their suburban Detroit home has been arraigned on a first-degree murder charge. Farmington police say 28-year-old William Dhondt (DAHNT) was arraigned Tuesday ...
Kaitlin Hehir, Mich. court clerk, dismembered, boyfriend to be charged with ...CBS News
Boyfriend charged in murder, dismemberment of Farmington womanWXYZ
Man arraigned in murder of girlfriend in FarmingtonMyFox Detroit

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Jury Deliberations Continue in Bell Corruption Trial
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BELL, Calif. (KTLA) Jury deliberations continue on Tuesday in the corruption trial of six former Bell city officials. Jurors spent their first full day in the jury room on Monday, after four weeks of testimony, and already there were signs of trouble ...

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"The Central Park Five," a recent documentary about an infamous New York City case in which five young men were wrongfully convicted, will reach a Jersey City audience tomorrow night with a screening at the New Jersey City University. Hosted by the Lee Hagan Africana Studies Center, the event will feature a talkback with David McMahon, one of the film's co-directors, as well as Raymond Santana, one of the Central Park Five exonerees. The screening will begin at 6 p.m. in Hepburn Hall Room 202.

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