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How to Defend Public Defenders - The Atlantic

The Atlantic
Defend the Public Defenders
Their ability to hold on to their job should not depend on the same people they challenge in court.
March 13, 2021
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Public defense might be one of the rare professions in which doing one’s job too well can lead to being fired. The reasons for this are structural public defenders are tasked with an obligation they cannot fulfill without upsetting those tasked with helping them fulfill it and the system can be fixed structurally: by creating a state-level office whose job it is to defend public defenders.
Consider the case of two public defenders from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Dean Beer and Keisha Hudson, who say they were fired last year after filing an amicus brief describing as unacceptable and unconstitutional court decisions regarding bail that harmed their clients. (The county board responsible for their firing has not publicly commented on the personnel matter and did not respond to ....

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40% of Mexico's police are not officially certified and shouldn't be working

40% of Mexico’s police are not officially certified and shouldn’t be working
Lowest certification rate is that of the National Guard: 80,000 have not completed the process
Published on Thursday, March 11, 2021
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Almost half of Mexico’s municipal and state police officers are not officially certified as required by the law and shouldn’t be working while the numbers are even worse at the federal level.
The National Security Council granted an 18-month extension in July 2019 for the certification of police officers after it was deemed that the original three-year period was insufficient.
The term of the extension ended Wednesday, according to information obtained by the news website ....

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Pandemic Death Narratives of Mexico and the United States - Los Angeles Review of Books

Pandemic Death Narratives of Mexico and the United States
MEXICO, AS WE KNOW it today, rose from pandemic. Almost immediately after Hernán Cortés and his conquistadors landed in what is now the Mexican state of Tabasco in March 1519, the smallpox that they carried began its own march across the land. The disease arrived before the conquistadors themselves in the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlán, where scores had already died, making conquest easier.
Waves of European disease plagued Mexico for the next 20 years. Measles arrived in the 1530s, followed by scourges of other foreign diseases. Susceptible indigenous people never stood a chance. Although accurate numbers are almost impossible to come by, as Mexican American feminist Gloria Anzaldúa estimates, of the 25 million who were thriving prior to the Spaniards’ arrival, only 1.5 million pure-blooded indigenous people remained a century later. All told, scholars estimate that between 37 and 56 million indigenous people di ....

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