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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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    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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    Facial recognition software has been in use for more than a decade. As it gets cheaper, retailers and many smaller police departments are eyeing it as a viable tool for targeting shoplifters; but how will privacy concerns be addressed? 

  • Race and Equity
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    Three Centuries of ‘Extreme Violence and Trauma’ at New Orleans Jail
    By TCR Staff | 18 hours ago

    A new report finds continued ‘horrific violence’ and racial disparity in New Orleans’ parish jail despite a 2013 DOJ consent decree. It argues the city’s racial inequities will not change without systemic reform in jail operation.

  • Guns
    Gun Control Advocates Focus on Voter Registration
    By Crime and Justice News | 22 hours ago

    Mimicking a key tactic of the National Rifle Association, supporters of gun regulations are seeking to mobilize young voters in this year's midterm elections.

  • Shootings
    Are Gunshot Injuries Becoming More Lethal?
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    Gunshot victims are four times more likely to die before reaching a hospital than they were a decade ago, finds a new nationwide analysis from Johns Hopkins University. The study followed up a series by the Baltimore Sun on the odds of survival for shooting victims.

  • Mass Shootings
    TN Waffle House Shooting Suspect is In Custody
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    Four people are dead and at least four others were wounded Sunday after a shooting with an assault rifle at a Waffle House in Antioch, Tn., near Nashville. Suspect Travis Reinking was apprehended on Monday afternoon near Nashville. He was arrested last year for being in a restricted area near the White House.

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