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Protect Nevadans by regulating unreliable jailhouse informants | COMMENTARY

Too many innocent people have been victimized by the practice.

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Police, DAs oppose bill to prohibit lying to juveniles during interrogations

The Assembly Judiciary committee heard Wednesday from experts who testified that incomplete brain development deprives children of the ability to make decisions, especially those that affect their fu…

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Police, DAs oppose bill to prohibit lying to juveniles during interrogations

Police, DAs oppose bill to prohibit lying to juveniles during interrogations
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Police, DAs oppose bill to prohibit lying to juveniles during interrogations

Police, DAs oppose bill to prohibit lying to juveniles during interrogations
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Innocent man who spent nearly 7 years in Utah prison to be compensated by state

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 9, 2022 (Gephardt Daily) A man who spent nearly seven years in prison after being wrongfully convicted will be financially compensated by the State of Utah. In May of 2008 Michael W. Thompson was sentenced to five-years-to-life after conviction by a Salt Lake County jury, according to a press

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