Join us this week as we go over the extended political f*ckery happening in Virginia, yet another conviction vacated in Indiana because of prosecutorial misconduct, and officer-involved puppycide in California, Florida, Illinois, and Indiana.
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Show Notes:
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Virginia Governor apologizes for appearing in blackface + KKK photo… (Washington Post)
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…then says it wasn’t him (Virginian-Pilot)
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…but was called “Coonman” in college (WSLS 10)
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…and dressed in blackface at a party (The Hill)
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Virginia Lieutenant Governor is accused of sexual assault… (NY Times)
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…by two different women (Washington Post)
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Virginia Attorney General meets with black legislators to confess he dressed in blackface too (Washington Post)
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Next in line for Virginia Governor? The Republican Speaker of the House (Twitter)
* Seventh Circuit:
Attempted murder conviction of Mack Sims overturned after prosecution hid that key witness was hypnotized (ProPublica)
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The 7th Circuit’s opinion in Sims v. Hyatte (Justia)
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Our episode last week on Fred Clay, who was also convicted by hypnosis testimony (Fsck #91)
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Our earlier episode on prosecutorial misconduct in Elkhart (Fsck #77)
* ARIZONA:
Glendale PD officer Matt Schneider helps tase innocent passenger Johnny Wheatcroft 11 times, including in the testicles (KNXV 15)
* CALIFORNIA:
Contra Costa County judge Charles Treat denies police union’s demand to block new transparency law (Mercury News)
* CALIFORNIA:
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