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Media
Scan
--
Salon.com
Scoop
Charges
LA
Police
Chief
Had
Evidence
of
Rampart
Corruption
a
Year
Before
Expose,
Arianna
Huffington
on
Drug
War
in
"Jim
Crow,
the
Sequel"
Column
10/2/00
Salon Scoop:
-- an LA police investigator charges that LA police chief Bernard Parks
had knowledge of the extensive corruption at the Rampart division but discouraged
further investigation and hid evidence from prosecutors. Visit http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2000/09/27/rampart/
to read this potentially explosive expose.
Jim Crow, the Sequel:
Arianna Huffington blasts mandatory minimums, felony disenfranchisement
and the imprisonment binge in a column publish last Thursday. Visit
http://www.ariannaonline.com/columns/files/092800.html
to read this column.
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Issue #153, 10/2/00
Bolivia: Coca Growers Battle Government Troops as Banzer Regime Totters | Drug-Related Cases On Supreme Court Fall Docket, Tattered Fourth Amendment Again at Issue | More than 100 Leading Medical Professionals Urge US Surgeon General to Protect Doctor-Patient Relationship at Risk in Upcoming Supreme Court Case | Follow That Story: Texas Border DAs Again Tell Feds to Pay Up or They Won't Prosecute | Elections 2000:00:00 Voter Initiatives Address Medical Marijuana, Marijuana Legalization, Sentencing Reform and Asset Forfeiture | Lies, Damn Lies, and Congressman Mica: Funny Numbers on Drug Deaths and Murder | Newsbrief: Colombian Rebels Issue Threat to US Troops | Newsbrief: San Francisco Rejects Seizing Drug Buyers' Cars | Coalition for Jubilee Clemency | Media Scan -- Salon.com Scoop Charges LA Police Chief Had Evidence of Rampart Corruption a Year Before Expose, Arianna Huffington on Drug War in "Jim Crow, the Sequel" Column | Job Opportunities with Santa Cruz Needle Exchange Program | The Reformer's Calendar
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