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Same Old, Same Old at the Los Angeles Times

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Mike Reynolds, force behind California s three-strikes law, dies at 79

Mike Reynolds, force behind California s three-strikes law, dies at 79
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Mike Reynolds, Champion of California s Three-Strikes Law, Dies at 79

The murder of his daughter sent him on a successful quest to push for tougher sentencing at a time when violent crime was a top concern nationwide.

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Temitope Oriola: Why cracking down on violent crime isn t easy or effective

Public concern over violent attacks in public spaces has grown in the last few weeks. Unprovoked attacks, such as stabbings, by strangers have added to the…

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Indictment: Trump Thinks He Can Choose Which Laws To Heed

Indictment: Trump Thinks He CAN Choose Which Laws To Heed The extraordinary indictment of the Trump Organization last Thursday prompted an extraordinarily awful response from its sole owner and its lawyer. Trump asserted that he can pick and choose which laws he obeys. His lawyer, Alan Futerfass, says that prosecutors should have settled the Trump Organization tax fraud allegations in secret negotiations, not with criminal charges filed in public. What s brazen is how Trump and Futerfass reveal support for two systems of justice, separate and unequal, with people like themselves getting special light treatment. Pay close attention to the last words in this Trump Organization statement: The district attorney is bringing a criminal prosecution involving employee benefits that neither the IRS nor any other district attorney would ever think of bringing.

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