Judge rules DA cannot claw back murder case materials
Douglas County District Attorney Suzanne Valdez's office leaked a large set of documents to a wrongful imprisonment plaintiff. Judge James McCabrin ruled the office failed to protect work product and cannot reclaim the materials. Carrody Buchhorn, whose murder conviction was overturned and who sues the state, may use the disclosed information in her suit.
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Seven Decades On, School Integration Efforts Stall
A concise report notes that seven decades after Brown v. Board of Education, progress on school integration has slowed or stalled, highlighting ongoing challenges, regional disparities, and policy debates shaping public schooling and civil rights in the United States.
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Justice Dept moves to reclassify marijuana as less dangerous
The Justice Department proposed moving marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule II, recognizing medical uses and lower abuse potential. The rule, approved by Attorney General Merrick Garland, would not legalize recreational use and invites public comment through the DEA rulemaking process. Biden called it monumental, linking the move to addressing inequities and political gains amid campaign year.
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