Not a single document in the Epstein files is tagged as referencing Donald Trump?? Hmmmm.

UPDATE🚨 An immigration board issued a final removal order last night for journalist Mario Guevara. He could be deported any moment. We renew our demand for his immediate release. #FreeMario

I’m having trouble understanding why Harvard is punished but a Trump appointee federal judge gave an admitted antisemite an award for a UFL Law School Paper Promoting Racist Views. No Trump sanctions on FL? www.nytimes.com/2025/06/21/u...

Master class from NPR Morning Edition anchor Michel Martin in how to conduct an accountability interview.

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How absurd that it has come to this: The American Bar Association feels compelled to put out a statement affirming this:

“The American Bar Association supports the rule of law.”

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Still time to register for the Georgia Bar Media and Judiciary Conference. Georgia lawyers get 7 CLE hours. Everyone gains insights. Details below.
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“By moving their communications onto services that aren’t available to the public for inspection, it raises all kinds of questions about what those officials may be trying to hide.”

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Important well-reported summary of what happened four years ago.
www.nytimes.com/2025/01/05/u...

“Those are deadly force, and unless deadly force is justified, there is no way to justify a PIT maneuver at that speed,” he [Alpert] said.

And terrific context:

Geoff Alpert, a professor at the University of South Carolina, has studied police pursuits for more than 30 years. He said most departments limit PITs to speeds of about 35 or 40 mph. It’s hard to comprehend or justify doing a PIT at 75 or 100 mph, he said.

Terrific example of use of open records to show how GA State Troopers have lethal policy out of step with best practices. www.ajc.com/news/investi...

Richard T. Griffiths, media ethicist at the GA 1st Amend. Fdn, said this is a time “to be strengthening government transparency, not restricting the public’s right to know.” But, he added, that it’s “always fair to think about the safety of those who serve the public.”

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Extraordinary reporting from Atlanta Journal Constitution on coverups, deception, and outright lies — even in sworn testimony — by officials of the Georgia Prison system.

www.ajc.com/news/investi...

Running headlong into the First Amendment at the Rockdale County (Georgia) Commission, where citizens were told they could not talk about the Biolab matter because of "litigation."

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Another win for enforcement of the Georgia Open Records Act as judge rules the Fulton DA office violated the law.

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