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Frontier Airlines passenger dragged from plane, allegedly biting police
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Santos, Brazilian prosecutors agree to deal in fraud case
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58 years after Selma, Alabama resentenced a young man to 30 years for a murder he didn’t commit
OPINION: LaKeith Smith was 15 years old when police shot and killed his friend during a botched burglary. But a legal doctrine led to Smith being tried and convicted of murder in the death of his friend. The post 58 years after Selma, Alabama resentenced a young man to 30 years for a murder he didn’t commit appeared first on TheGrio.
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