Fuhrman tapes could turn tide in Simpson trial
Los Angeles AP reports that audiotapes allegedly featuring Det. Fuhrman using the n word may sway the O J Simpson murder trial. Legal analysts anticipate the tapes could influence jurors and, with other testimony, possibly yield an acquittal. Disputes over admissibility loom as courts weigh the potential impact on the jury.
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Prison pros warn tougher sentences fall short both ends
Prison officials and corrections experts at a Cincinnati ACA congress warn that harsher laws, long terms, and boot camps fail without education and rehab. They cite costs, rising inmate populations, and the risk of greater violence when incarceration is overly punitive.
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