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With Daniel Harawa, assistant professor at Washington University in St. Louis School of Law.
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Aaron Morrison Nov 26, 2019
Sarah Lustbader Nov 25, 2019
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Lauren Gill Nov 22, 2019
The decision also held that the city’s routine storage of DNA profiles from nonconvicted people in a permanent database violates state law.
George Joseph Jan 10, 2019
Dispatches is our series from organizers, attorneys, officials, and others working at the frontlines of local criminal justice reform.
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