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Man guilty of sedition in Kentucky trial
Jurors in Louisville, Kentucky find Braden guilty of advocating sedition in a case tied to a racial incident. He faces a $1000 fine and imprisonment. parole eligibility after one third of sentences under state law. The verdict follows a trial where prosecutors argued the act was political intimidation and the defense claimed it was protected opinion.
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