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Convicted Ahmaud Arbery murderers reach hate-crime plea deal

The family of murdered Black man condemns ‘back-room plea deal’ as a ‘betrayal’.

Al Jazeera

Ahmaud Arbery's family accuse DOJ of "betrayal" after 2 of his killers strike plea deal

Intention of Travis and Gregory McMichael's plea deal was submitted by prosecutors days out from the hate crimes trial.

Axios

Fmr. MedMen CEO Adam Bierman Breaks The Silence: 'We Were Doing Things For The First Time, Inevitably Pissing People Off'

Adam Bierman and Andrew Modlin founded MedMen (OTC: MMNFF) in 2010.

Benzinga

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DOJ's China Initiative under scrutiny as cases fall apart

The China Initiative's flaws may be overshadowing the problem it was intended to address.

Axios

Victims of opioids stand to get nothing

A former member of the creditors committee managing Purdue's bankruptcy speaks out about deliberations

Salon

Oath Keepers had bigger armed plot: DOJ

Group stockpiled weapons, ammunition and 30 days of supplies at a nearby hotel with an eye on Biden inauguration

Salon

Congress mulls independent immigration courts as backlog soars - Roll Call

A hearing Thursday by a Judiciary panel will consider the prospect of taking the immigration court system out of the Justice Department.

Roll Call

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Jay-Z's Team Roc renews calls for DOJ probe into Kansas City police misconduct

Team Roc, the social justice arm of rapper Jay-Z's Roc Nation, renewed its calls Tuesday for an intense investigation into alleged corruption in the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department, saying there is no excuse to justify the Justice Department's "silence."

Tribune News Service

California was supposed to clear cannabis convictions. Tens of thousands are still languishing

LOS ANGELES — Nearly two decades ago, on a high desert road in San Bernardino County, Sara Rodriguez was pulled over and arrested with 10 small packets of cannabis in her car. She was convicted of a felony, possession of the drug for sale, and eventually spent more than two…

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