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In new article, public defender details racial inequities in Minnesota's felony murder doctrine A Ramsey County public defender and law professor looked at second-degree felony murder convictions sentenced from 2012 through 2018 in Hennepin and Ramsey counties. Author: Heidi Wigdahl Updated: 10:14 PM CST March 7, 2021 MINNEAPOLIS — The most serious charge brought against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer accused of murdering George Floyd, is second-degree felony murder.  Felony murder is a legal doctrine that allows anyone involved in a fe...

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Tropical soda apple, described as the 'weed from hell', has sprouted following Black Summer FriFriday 12 updated ThuThursday 18 FebFebruary 2021 at 5:44am The amount of seed tropical soda apple produces from just one fruit is what makes it such a threat. ( Share Print text only Cancel Farmers along the north coast of New South Wales are at war with a noxious weed that has sprung out of the ground following the 2019 bushfires. Key points: Native to South America, tropical soda apple is a species that prefers wet environments Increased rain during the current La Niña brings with it increased r...

DENVER — A Pueblo man with multiple convictions for guns and drugs, and who struggles with substance abuse, has been sentenced to three years for another gun crime. Julian Daniel Trujillo was sentenced Wednesday in Denver by Judge Raymond Moore of the U.S. District Court for Colorado. Earlier, Trujillo pleaded guilty to having a gun despite a previous felony conviction. "He needs to stay away from Pueblo (when he is released)," said Jennifer Beck, a public defender representing Trujillo. "He's locked in a cycle that's hard to break. (Returning) is not going to help him on a path of recover...

Tor.com 10/21, 10/28, 11/11, 11/18/20 While many of Locus‘s reviewers are deeply entrenched in 2021, I’ll be spending this month and the next wrap­ping up everything I can from 2020. The joy of online publication is the ease of getting content quickly, but it means I rarely get to see issues in advance. So please enjoy these last hurrahs of an otherwise insane year, and make sure to keep sto­ries from the end of 2020 in mind when it comes time for award nominations and voting. October’s Brenda Cooper, “ Callme and Mink“. Julie is a robot who trains service dogs. Although she’s...