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The best weekend TV: Noel Fielding is gloriously silly in The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin

The best weekend TV: Noel Fielding is gloriously silly in The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin
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The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin review: Ridiculously fun

Noel Fielding brings "The Mighty Boosh" energy to the tales of England's famous 18th century highwayman in this Apple TV+ series.

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Opinion: Marion County judge Webster Brewer led criminal justice reform

Judge Brewer’s life recalls a time when Democrats and Republicans collaborated, finding common ground in criminal justice reform, writes Pulliam.

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Op-ed: How a Goldwater Republican from Indiana presaged modern-day prison reform

Op-ed: How a Goldwater Republican from Indiana presaged modern-day prison reform Russ Pulliam, Indianapolis Star Replay Video UP NEXT State Sen. Leslie Duvall did not seem to be the obvious leader for a prison reform movement for Indiana in the 1980s. The Indianapolis Republican was conservative by conviction and chairman of the 1964 Barry Goldwater for President movement in Indiana. Elected to the state Senate in 1966, Duvall became the Republican authority on criminal justice in the legislature. © 1971 IndyStar photo Indiana state Sen. Leslie Duvall, left, works with Sen. Joan M. Gubbins He led the General Assembly to adopt stricter sentences for crime in the 1970s, believing that judges were giving criminals too many free passes to commit more crime.

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