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California Wrongful Conviction Settlement: $25 Million Awarded After 38 Years
Maurice Hastings, 72, received a $25 million settlement after his wrongful conviction for the 1983 murder of Roberta Wydermyer was overturned, marking the largest such settlement in California history.
California Wrongful Conviction Settlement: $25 Million Awarded After 38 Years
Maurice Hastings, 72, received a $25 million settlement after his wrongful conviction for the 1983 murder of Roberta Wydermyer was overturned, marking the largest such settlement in California history.
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12% Bias Score
California Wrongful Conviction Settles for $25 Million
Maurice Hastings, 72, wrongly convicted of the 1983 murder of Roberta Wydermyer, receives a $25 million settlement after 38 years in prison, marking the largest such payout in California history; DNA evidence exonerated him, implicating Kenneth Packnett.
California Wrongful Conviction Settles for $25 Million
Maurice Hastings, 72, wrongly convicted of the 1983 murder of Roberta Wydermyer, receives a $25 million settlement after 38 years in prison, marking the largest such payout in California history; DNA evidence exonerated him, implicating Kenneth Packnett.
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16% Bias Score
Four New York Prison Guards Plead Guilty in Inmate's Death
Four prison guards pleaded guilty to charges related to the death of Robert Brooks, a Black inmate who died after a brutal beating at New York's Marcy Correctional Facility on December 9, 2023, prompting outrage and calls for reform.
Four New York Prison Guards Plead Guilty in Inmate's Death
Four prison guards pleaded guilty to charges related to the death of Robert Brooks, a Black inmate who died after a brutal beating at New York's Marcy Correctional Facility on December 9, 2023, prompting outrage and calls for reform.
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24% Bias Score
Düsseldorf Police Scandal: Officers Investigated for Deprivation of Liberty and Theft
A scandal involving Düsseldorf police officers is under investigation for potential crimes including deprivation of liberty and theft, with multiple officers facing disciplinary actions and criminal charges.
Düsseldorf Police Scandal: Officers Investigated for Deprivation of Liberty and Theft
A scandal involving Düsseldorf police officers is under investigation for potential crimes including deprivation of liberty and theft, with multiple officers facing disciplinary actions and criminal charges.
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24% Bias Score
German Police Officer Charged with Unauthorized Data Access
A Thuringian police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing citizen data without authorization, prompting a wider investigation into Saalfeld police and potential misconduct.
German Police Officer Charged with Unauthorized Data Access
A Thuringian police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing citizen data without authorization, prompting a wider investigation into Saalfeld police and potential misconduct.
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40% Bias Score
Police Officer Found Guilty of Misconduct in Unsolved Murder Case Promoted
The family of Alistair Wilson, a banker murdered in 2004, expressed outrage after learning that Detective Chief Superintendent Paul Livingstone, found guilty of misconduct in the case, is in line for promotion to Assistant Chief Constable despite misleading the family about a planned arrest of a sus...
Police Officer Found Guilty of Misconduct in Unsolved Murder Case Promoted
The family of Alistair Wilson, a banker murdered in 2004, expressed outrage after learning that Detective Chief Superintendent Paul Livingstone, found guilty of misconduct in the case, is in line for promotion to Assistant Chief Constable despite misleading the family about a planned arrest of a sus...
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60% Bias Score
California Wrongful Conviction Settlement: $25 Million Awarded After 38 Years
Maurice Hastings, 72, was awarded $25 million after spending 38 years in prison for a 1983 murder he did not commit; DNA evidence exonerated him and implicated another individual.
California Wrongful Conviction Settlement: $25 Million Awarded After 38 Years
Maurice Hastings, 72, was awarded $25 million after spending 38 years in prison for a 1983 murder he did not commit; DNA evidence exonerated him and implicated another individual.
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12% Bias Score
Four New York Prison Guards Plead Guilty in Inmate's Death
Four prison guards pleaded guilty to charges related to the death of Robert Brooks, a Black inmate who died after being brutally beaten by guards at the Marcy Correctional Facility on December 9, 2023, prompting outrage and calls for reform.
Four New York Prison Guards Plead Guilty in Inmate's Death
Four prison guards pleaded guilty to charges related to the death of Robert Brooks, a Black inmate who died after being brutally beaten by guards at the Marcy Correctional Facility on December 9, 2023, prompting outrage and calls for reform.
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20% Bias Score
Illegal House Search in Germany Sparks Police Misconduct Investigation
Following a court ruling that declared a house search conducted on a young SPD politician in Menden, Germany, as unlawful, authorities are investigating potential misconduct by a police officer involved in the case, who also held a position as the head of a local Schützenverein (shooting club) where...
Illegal House Search in Germany Sparks Police Misconduct Investigation
Following a court ruling that declared a house search conducted on a young SPD politician in Menden, Germany, as unlawful, authorities are investigating potential misconduct by a police officer involved in the case, who also held a position as the head of a local Schützenverein (shooting club) where...
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20% Bias Score
German Police Officer Charged with Data Misuse
A Thüringer police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing and sharing personal data without authorization, leading to an investigation into potential collusion within the police force and the Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP).
German Police Officer Charged with Data Misuse
A Thüringer police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing and sharing personal data without authorization, leading to an investigation into potential collusion within the police force and the Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP).
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32% Bias Score
Disgraced Police Officer Opens Tattoo Parlor After Sharing Photos of Murder Victims
Former Metropolitan Police officer Jamie Lewis, who took and shared photos of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman with a colleague, opened a tattoo parlor in Ipswich, Suffolk, after serving a 33-month prison sentence for misconduct in a public office.
Disgraced Police Officer Opens Tattoo Parlor After Sharing Photos of Murder Victims
Former Metropolitan Police officer Jamie Lewis, who took and shared photos of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman with a colleague, opened a tattoo parlor in Ipswich, Suffolk, after serving a 33-month prison sentence for misconduct in a public office.
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56% Bias Score
Justice Department Investigates Potential Crime Data Falsification in Washington, D.C.
The Justice Department is investigating allegations of crime data falsification by Washington, D.C., police officials, amid a political dispute with the Trump administration over police control, despite recent crime rate declines.
Justice Department Investigates Potential Crime Data Falsification in Washington, D.C.
The Justice Department is investigating allegations of crime data falsification by Washington, D.C., police officials, amid a political dispute with the Trump administration over police control, despite recent crime rate declines.
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48% Bias Score
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