Police track racial profiling nationwide
Police departments across the United States are recording drivers’ race during traffic stops to gauge potential racial bias. Officials cite data as a tool for transparency, training, and community relations, while skeptics worry data alone won’t solve underlying tensions.
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Judge frees death row inmate after 16 years in Texas
Federal judge In Houston orders the release of Calvin Burdine after 16 years on death row because prosecutors missed a deadline to retry him. Burdine was convicted of the 1983 stabbing death of W T Wise, with an accomplice later paroled. The state may retry or release him within five days.
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