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It s the tip of the iceberg : shining a light on the horror of wrongful convictions | Books

In his book American Injustice, criminal defence lawyer David Rudolf looks at abuses of power and corruption that have put innocent people behind bars

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Best podcasts of the week: Michael Caine reveals his all-time heroes

The actor’s slick series is packed with heroic true stories from Erin Brockovich to the Piper Alpha oil rig explosion. Plus: a movie-length new podcast starring Kate Mara and Adam Scott

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Covid just added to the divisiveness in America : These lawyers packed up their lives in North Carolina and moved to Toronto

Covid just added to the divisiveness in America : These lawyers packed up their lives in North Carolina and moved to Toronto
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Artist displays social justice work in new exhibit | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Heidi Finley, The Charlotte Observer February 27, 2021 - 9:01 PM CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Stephen L. Hayes Jr. is an artist who takes on everything he can explore. He sculpts, blacksmiths, welds, makes prints and drawings, carves and even weaves. The Durham-based artist known for a focus on social justice and incorporating historical context said he tries âjust about anything I get my hands on.â âI love trying to give things new meaning. I donât have a preferred medium,â said Hayes, whose work will be on display at Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art in Charlotte from March 5-April 24 in an exhibit titled âBeyond Any Means.â

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