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Mom Of 6-Year-Old Who Shot Teacher Expected To Admit To Marijuana Use, Gun Possession

Deja Taylor is accused of lying about her marijuana use on a form when she bought the gun, which her son later used to shoot Abby Zwerner in her classroom in January.
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Trump Sentencing Appointee Held Up 'Orientals' As Model Minority

William Otis argued in 2013 that individuals of Asian descent "stay out of jail more than whites or blacks" because of their values.
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Mill Case Casts Ugly Glare On The Racially Biased Parole System

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Black Men's Sentences 20 Percent Longer Than White Men's For Similar Crimes

A new report provides more evidence of the racism in the criminal justice system.
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Study Shows Federal Prison Population Dropped 13 Percent Over 4 Years

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Trump Admin Wants Prosecutors To Seek Harshest Possible Penalty In Immigration Cases, DOJ Says

Immigration cases already occupy about half of the federal criminal docket.
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