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Top Lesson From Hate Crimes Beat: We Have a Lot to Learn

By Crime and Justice News | December 27, 2017
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After a year of attempting to quantify hate crimes in America, ProPublica says it has found a muddled and haphazard system for reporting the crimes that desperately needs a data makeover . . .

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    Bill Moyers Speaks Out on Justice. Watch the Video.
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    Moyers received TCR's annual "Justice Trailblazer" award at a John Jay College dinner Feb. 15. See the video of his remarks here.

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    Should Race be the Only Factor in Promoting Police Diversity?
    By Abdul N. Rad and Arthur Rizer | 13 hours ago

    Better racial representation in our police forces is important, but a would-be officer’s residence can also have a major impact on making on improving a department’s legitimacy in a community, argue two researchers.

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    TX Court Stops Execution Over Bite Mark Evidence
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    Blaine Milam, who was convicted of killing a 13-month-old girl in a brutally botched exorcism, was granted a last-minute stay Monday over concerns about the bite mark evidence used to convict him and the possibility he might be too intellectually disabled to execute. It would have been Texas’ first execution of 2019.

  • Barr Tells Senators He Backs Sentencing Reforms
    By TCR Staff | 13 hours ago

    William Barr, who was known as a hard-liner on crime during his previous stint as Attorney General in the President George H. W. Bush administration, said he had "no problem with reforming the sentencing structure" as outlined in the First Step Act, which was passed by Congress and signed by Trump in late December.

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    Shutdown Affects Prosecutor Training, Immigration Courts
    By Crime and Justice News | 18 hours ago

    The 24-day-old partial federal shutdown is hobbling enforcement efforts across the government. The Justice Department cancelled a training session on the "dark web" and immigration courts have drastically cut their workload.

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    Charities Help Migrants Released in U.S. With No Aid
    By Crime and Justice News | 19 hours ago

    As the number of migrant families overwhelmed federal detention facilities, the Trump administration has drastically reduced efforts to ensure migrants’ safety after they are released. More families are being released with nowhere to stay, no money, no food and no means of getting to friends and relatives who may be thousands of miles away.

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