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Emily Elena Dugdale
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Former Senior Reporter, Criminal Justice
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Neo-Nazis and skinheads lurk, and for a time, L.A. County housing officials and Sheriff's deputies systematically discriminated against Black people in Section 8 housing.
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The program, which starts July 1, will cover inmates serving time for non-violent crimes with six months or less left on their sentence.
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Attorney General Xavier Becerra's office will now assist in the investigation, and the FBI will monitor the inquiry.
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The L.A. County coroner now says he needs to look at the case "a little more deeply and carefully."
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Two months ago there were fewer than 100 cases among state prison inmates; there have been 3,000 more cases since then.
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During the protests "we had numerous, numerous folks who were hit in the back as they were retreating, or in the shins, and on the neck," said a member of the National Lawyers Guild.
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But Chief Michel Moore said before taking a definite position he wants to first understand how "every single dollar" in his department is spent.
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They're rarely used in democratic nations, says one expert. The head of a police union says they help get things under control.
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Law enforcement says curfews are necessary to keep people safe. Experts say curfews could do more harm than good.
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The California Institution for Men has been the hardest hit among state prisons, with more than 600 cases of COVID-19 and nine deaths.
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Emma Shinn is a Marine judge advocate who fought in Iraq. She can remain a Marine because she enlisted before President Trump banned transgender people from serving.
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The UCLA study shows broad support among servicemembers for transgender people in the military. But the military still bans transgender people from enlisting.