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How The Fight To Convict Baltimore Cops In Freddie Gray's Death Fell Apart

A conviction was a long shot, legal experts say.
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Prosecutor Pins Freddie Gray's Death On Baltimore Officer's 'Rough Ride' For First Time

It was the first time that prosecutor's accused the officer's of the "rough ride."
By Reuters

After Mistrial, Freddie Gray Death Trial Begins Anew

Part of Thursday's hearing will discuss whether one of the cops charged should testify against his colleagues.
By Reuters

Trial Delayed For Van Driver In Freddie Gray Case

Caesar Goodson is the second of six officers scheduled for trial.
By AP

Attorney For Freddie Gray's Family Says Mistrial Is 'A Fresh Start'

"You would not necessarily expect that the next jury will look at the evidence the same way that this jury has looked at it."
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Baltimore Braces As Freddie Gray Case Goes To Jury

It's the first of the cases against six Baltimore police officers charged over Gray's death.
By Daniel W. Staples, Courthouse News

Baltimore Police Officer Testifies In His Own Defense At Freddie Gray Trial

Officer William Porter told jurors that he didn't call an ambulance for Freddie Gray because Gray was alert, appeared uninjured and didn't complain of any pain or wounds in the back of a police van.
By JULIET LINDERMAN AND DAVID DISHNEAU, AP

What You Need To Know About The Freddie Gray Trial So Far

William Porter faces manslaughter, assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment charges.
By Juliet LInderman and David Dishneau, AP

CNN Faces Backlash: Freddie Gray 'Son Of An Illiterate Heroin Addict'

The news site removed the description amid backlash.
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Dru Hill Calls For 'Change' In Hometown Of Baltimore

"How can we change our future if the youth are left in the past?"
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