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DOJ’s Ferguson report debated

At a debate Tuesday, St. Louis University Law Professor Brendan Roediger conceded that the Department of Justice may not have had sufficient data available for all the assessments contained in its Ferguson report, but to him, that isn’t the point. ...

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Protesters seek to strike down ordinance

An ordinance allowing St. Louis County police officers to arrest individuals for interfering with police should be struck down because its vagueness makes it unconstitutional, Maggie Ellinger-Locke, an attorney for the National Lawyers Guild, argued at a hearing on Wednesday. ...

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