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								  Ferguson Police Testing “Less Lethal” Bullet AlternativeAlexis Evans | February 5, 2015Ferguson police are testing new "less lethal" ammunition in wake of controversial civilian shootings. 
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								  Jordan’s Negotiations With ISIS Fail: What Does it Mean for the U.S.?Anneliese Mahoney | February 5, 2015Jordan's negotiations with ISIS failed a serviceman was killed. 
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								  Major Retailers Under Fire for Selling Pseudo SupplementsAlexis Evans | February 4, 2015New York Attorney General finds major retailers including Wal-Mart, GNC and Target all selling fraudulent supplements. 
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								  Robin Williams Memorabilia Battle BrewingAlexis Evans | February 3, 2015Robin Williams wife and children are fighting over the late actor's estate. 
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								  Christie, Obama Weigh in on Measles VaccineAnneliese Mahoney | February 3, 2015President Obama and Governor Chris Christie stand on opposite sides of the aisle when it comes to vaccinations. 
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								  ICYMI: Best of the WeekChelsey D. Goff | February 2, 2015ICYMI, check out the best of the week from Law Street. 
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								  Ex-Power Ranger Accused of Killing Roommate With SwordAlexis Evans | February 2, 2015Ready to have some nostalgia ruined? A former Power Rangers actor was just arrested for murder. 
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								  California, Washington Aim to Raise Smoking Age to 21Anneliese Mahoney | February 1, 2015Legislators in California and Washington have filed bills to raise the minimum smoking age to 21 in both states. 
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								  Emojis in Court: Does a :) Really Matter?Anneliese Mahoney | January 30, 2015In the trial of alleged Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht emojis and other relatively new communication take center stage.... 
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								  Craigslist Crime: Suspect Charged With Murder of Georgia CoupleAlexis Evans | January 29, 2015Missing Georgia couple found dead, possibly by a man they met on Craigslist. 
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								  Former CIA Employee Jeffrey Sterling Found Guilty of Leaking InformationZaid Shoorbajee | January 28, 2015Former CIA employee Jeffrey Sterling was convicted on Monday of espionage charges. 
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								  ICYMI: Best of the WeekChelsey D. Goff | January 27, 2015ICYMI check out the best of the week from Law Street. 
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								  Exonerations of Wrongly Accused Hit Record High in 2014Alexis Evans | January 27, 2015The National Registry of Exonerations found 2014 a record breaking year for exonerations of wrongfully accused inmates. 
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								  Clergy to North Miami Beach Police: #UseMeInstead for Target PracticeAlexis Evans | January 27, 2015Clergy responds to Florida police using mugshots as target practice with #UseMeInstead on Twitter. 
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								  ISIS Video Validity Questioned After Ransom Deadline PassesAlexis Evans | January 23, 2015Japan's deadline to pay $200 million ransom passed. Experts question the ISIS video while world waits. 
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								  Protesters Interrupt SCOTUS Over Campaign FinanceAnneliese Mahoney | January 22, 2015Protesters from 99Rise interrupted SCOTUS over the Citizens United decision; seven people were arrested. 
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								  SOTU All About the Middle Class, But Who Exactly is That?Anneliese Mahoney | January 21, 2015The SOTU focused on the middle class, but does Congress even agree on who that is? 
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								  ICYMI: Best of the WeekChelsey D. Goff | January 19, 2015ICYMI check out the best of the week from Law Street. 
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								  MLK’s Children in Legal Battle Over Bible, Nobel Peace PrizeAnneliese Mahoney | January 18, 2015MLK's children are in a legal battle over his belongings--and its not the first time. 
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								  Senator Joni Ernst Chosen to Give GOP Response to State of the UnionAnneliese Mahoney | January 17, 2015New Senator Joni Ernst was chosen by the GOP to deliver its response to the State of the Union. 
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								  Chris Brown is Back in Court…AgainChelsey D. Goff | January 16, 2015Chris Brown's probation has been revoked after performing outside of Los Angeles County without the court's permission. 
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								  College Tuition Elimination Plan Aims to Fill Skilled Jobs MismatchAnneliese Mahoney | January 14, 2015Obama's community college tuition elimination plan aims to put more Americans to work with less student debt. 
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								  ISIS Supporters Hack US Central Command Online AccountsAnneliese Mahoney | January 12, 2015Self-proclaimed members of ISIS hacked into U.S. Central Command's social media accounts. 
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								  Obama’s Absence From France Unity Rally Was a Massive PR FailureAnneliese Mahoney | January 12, 2015President Obama made a huge mistake by not participating in the France unity Rally with other world leaders. 
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								  ICYMI: Best of the WeekChelsey D. Goff | January 12, 2015ICYMI check out the top stories from Law Street. 
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								  Two Hostage Situations in France: Suspects Reported KilledAnneliese Mahoney | January 9, 2015Paris reels from the Hebdo tragedy and the manhunt is still on to find the brothers responsible. 
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								  Uber Will Have a Rough Ride in 2015Anneliese Mahoney | January 8, 2015Uber is being hit with lawsuits from several directions in 2015, but it shows no signs of slowing down. 
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								  Day Two: Manhunt for Shooters in Charlie Hebdo TragedyAnneliese Mahoney | January 8, 2015French police close in on brothers thought to have perpetrated Hebdo attack. 
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								  NAACP in Colorado Bombed: No Injuries But Also No CoverageAnneliese Mahoney | January 7, 2015The Colorado NAACP was bombed but few media outlets covered the possible domestic terrorism. 
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								  Jury Selection Begins in Boston Marathon Bomber TrialZaid Shoorbajee | January 7, 2015How do you select jury members to try domestic terrorism? 
 
												 
												 
												
 
			

 
						