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AOC slams NYPD's $75,000 robotic police dog named Digidog as racist - saying it prowls the streets only in low-income communities of color Democratic firebrand AOC blasted the police department's four-legged 'Digidog' in a succession of Thursday tweets after it was deployed in the Bronx Ocasio-Cortez appeared to accuse the NYPD of racism for deploying the device for 'testing on low-income communities of color with under-resourced schools' She also argued that police funding that allows for new technology like the Digidog would have better served if it had been allotted to education or housin...

Louisiana's unanimous jury law could be applied retroactively. Author: Paul Dudley / Eyewitness News Published: 10:46 PM CST February 8, 2021 Updated: 10:58 PM CST February 8, 2021 NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana criminal case is being heard by the highest court in the land and the outcome could result in new trials for hundreds of inmates convicted by non-unanimous juries in the past.  As the United States Supreme Court hears the Baton Rouge case, the lone dissenting juror on all the charges is teaming up with a law professor to present the nine j...

By ROBERT J. DWYER Wesley J. Ewell’s Bourne Musings column in the January 8 Bourne Enterprise supporting the relocation of the outfall for the Wareham wastewater treatment plant into the Cape Cod Canal at Taylor Point deserves extended comment. I agree that eliminating the wastewater overload to the Agawam River (the location of the existing outfall) and nearby Southside water bodies—and expanding its service area to connect the many unsewered homes and businesses in Bourne, Wareham and Marion—are sorely needed improvements. However, Mr. Ewell’s extolling the apparent virt...

Capital funding requests for the coming fiscal year continue to climb. Another $616,000 has been requested between the Bourne Public Schools and the Bourne Shore and Harbor Committee.

elections have consequences, i was doing a radio interview with barbara boxer back in 2004 and it was just before the bush-kerry election and she was concerned about bush being re-elected, weren't we all? she said, you know, elections have consequences, and then of course the consequences are that this man put a couple of extremists on the supreme court and now it plays all the way down to the local level. as a matter of fact today we saw two courts decide differently on the affordable care act. now we fast forward to citizens united as we have seen this conservative supreme court ch...