Editor's Corner weighs Zimmerman verdict impact
John Hendler questions the national reaction to the George Zimmerman trial verdict. He contrasts the coverage with the Antonio Santiago case and criticizes media sensationalism, while noting the jurors followed legal standards and lefts room for broader civil rights scrutiny. He argues moral innocence differs from legal not guilty.
Zimmerman verdict protests spark national demonstrations
A July 13 ruling acquitted George Zimmerman of second degree murder and manslaughter in Trayvon Martin's death. Citizens reacted with protests nationwide as observers noted the jury acted on the trial facts and not opinions, while some criticized mob mentality surrounding the verdict.
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Stand firm against Medicaid expansion in Michigan
Letters cont. to next page urges senators to oppose Medicaid expansion. It cites Avik Roy’s talk, stories of Diamonti Driver, and contrasts Medicaid reimbursements with private care. The writer cites Heritage Foundation and Cato Institute data, urging calls to Senator Mike Noss to vote No on HB 4714.
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