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Appeal Filed Against Sentence for Police Officer Who Killed 95-Year-Old Woman
Kristian White, a former police officer, received a two-year Community Correction Order for the manslaughter of 95-year-old Clare Nowland, who died after being tasered by him in May 2023; the Office of Director of Public Prosecutions will appeal this sentence, deemed inadequate by Nowland's family.
Appeal Filed Against Sentence for Police Officer Who Killed 95-Year-Old Woman
Kristian White, a former police officer, received a two-year Community Correction Order for the manslaughter of 95-year-old Clare Nowland, who died after being tasered by him in May 2023; the Office of Director of Public Prosecutions will appeal this sentence, deemed inadequate by Nowland's family.
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52% Bias Score
Death Row Inmates Reject Biden's Commutation Offer
Two federal death row inmates, Shannon Agofsky and Len Davis, rejected President Biden's commutation of their sentences to life imprisonment, filing petitions in federal court on December 30, 2023, arguing that a life sentence would hinder their appeals claiming innocence; the Justice Department opp...
Death Row Inmates Reject Biden's Commutation Offer
Two federal death row inmates, Shannon Agofsky and Len Davis, rejected President Biden's commutation of their sentences to life imprisonment, filing petitions in federal court on December 30, 2023, arguing that a life sentence would hinder their appeals claiming innocence; the Justice Department opp...
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36% Bias Score
IRS Restricts Taxpayer Appeals, Shifting Dispute Resolution to Courts
The IRS finalized regulations on January 15, 2025, preventing its Independent Office of Appeals from reviewing taxpayer challenges to IRS guidance, forcing taxpayers to litigate in federal courts, starting February 14, 2025.
IRS Restricts Taxpayer Appeals, Shifting Dispute Resolution to Courts
The IRS finalized regulations on January 15, 2025, preventing its Independent Office of Appeals from reviewing taxpayer challenges to IRS guidance, forcing taxpayers to litigate in federal courts, starting February 14, 2025.
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44% Bias Score
Texas Death Row Inmate Granted New Trial Due to Judge's Antisemitism
A Texas appeals court overturned the death sentence of Randy Halprin due to the presiding judge's antisemitic bias, granting him a new trial.
Texas Death Row Inmate Granted New Trial Due to Judge's Antisemitism
A Texas appeals court overturned the death sentence of Randy Halprin due to the presiding judge's antisemitic bias, granting him a new trial.
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