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NAACP chapter calls for federal probe into Donovon Lynch shooting

Oklahoma study examines potentially faulty justice in Tulsa Race Massacre aftermath

In a state where the wounds of history run deep, advocates for Tulsa's Greenwood District and survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre are voicing their frustr

Judge orders payment of attorney fees in Donovon Lynch wrongful death case

NORFOLK — After months of legal wrangling, a federal judge on Tuesday issued an order setting the attorney fees that must be paid in a wrongful death case involving a man killed by a Virginia Beach police officer in March 2021. The order from U.S. District Judge Arenda Wright Allen came nine months after attorneys for the city of Virginia Beach and Wayne Lynch, the father of Donovon Lynch, ...

Judge orders payment of attorney fees in Donovon Lynch wrongful death case

Judge orders payment of attorney fees in Donovon Lynch wrongful death case

Judge orders payment of attorney fees in Donovon Lynch wrongful death case

Oklahoma Appleseed Announces Annual "Good Apple Awards" to Honor Oklahoma's Champions of Justice | Criminal Justice

Oklahoma Appleseed, a non-profit organization based in Tulsa, will hold its annual "Good Apple Awards" on September 29.Honorees will include state Representative Kevin McDugle of Broken Arrow, “artivist” Ashlyn Faulkner,

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Donovon Lynch family abandons efforts to alter $3 million wrongful death settlement with Virginia Beach

Hours into a court hearing on Wednesday in which Virginia Beach city attorneys sought to have a judge enforce a $3 million wrongful death settlement reached with the family of a man killed by a police officer in March 2021, the family withdrew its opposition to it and agreed to keep the settlement in place.

Both parties in Donovon Lynch case, once again, agree upon $3M settlement

On Wednesday, more than two years after the incident, lawyers representing both sides went before a federal judge in Norfolk to try and answer questions about the status of the $3 million settlement.