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Man must apologize to Black teen for racial slur

Dec 16, 2020 NEWBURYPORT â A Lawrence man was ordered to write an apology letter to aÂ 14-year-old BlackÂ teen after admitting a judge or jury could find him guilty of hurling a racial slur at him while walking on State Street this summer.Â Joseph M. McManus Jr., 66, of Colonial Road was arraigned on disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace charges in mid-NovemberÂ in Newburyport District Court. His arraignment came roughly a month after a court clerk magistrate found there was enough probable cause to charge him with the offenses.Â On Monday, both charges were continued without a finding for six months. In addition to writing an apology letter, McManus must stay away from the victim and all witnesses and pay $250 in fees and fines.Â If McManus adheres to all conditions and stay out of trouble with the law, the charges against him wouldÂ be dropped after six months.Â

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CNN Legal View With Ashleigh Banfield November 30, 2015 17:13:00

and the questioning is rather straight forward and standard and it is up to the judge to decide the extent to which the voir dire has revealed any evidence that the jury might be, the juror might be unfair in assess i assessing the case. so i don t see anything radically unusual about this. i am sure that the voir dire is going to be successfully arrived at by a voir dire vetted by the judge to be fair and impartial. well, you an open invitation to be on the program any day, and i value your time and judgment, attorney murphy. thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. and thank you. up next, has the most wanted man slipped away to syria. we are tracking salah abdeslam, and we are uncovering more plots

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how do we deal? how do we secure justice and work with attorney murphy and the family to make sure they are not lost in all of the hoopla around the violence? this trip today is basically to talk find out where we are to give benefit all over the country in all cases talked about to share our experiences and work with our chapter there. to not only establish order but real peace. quiet means shut up and suffer. peace means let s have justice and deal with underlining problems of poverty and unjustification at the same time we restore order. nothing can be done with this violence happening in the community. you re right. you talked to young people today on these issues.

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