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Elijah McClain s mother, Sheneen, said it was a very small acknowledgment for accountability from theguilty verdictsin the trial of two paramedics charged with the death of her son, a 23-year-old unarmed Black man who was subdued by police and injected with a deadly dose of ketamine by paramedics while walking home from a convenience store in 2019.A mostly white jury found Jeremy Cooper and Peter Cichuniec guilty of criminally negligent homicide on Friday after two days of deliberations. Cichuni
stanley quencher ec was also found guilty of second-degree assault. No, the 3 out of 5 convictions are not justice, the only thing the convictions serve is a very small acknowledgment for accountability in the justice systems, she said in a statement posted to social media. My son s murder case is part of a continuum of hatred that is spread throughout this world. However, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said his team is satisfied with the outcome of the nearly four-week trial. We knew these cases would be difficult to prosecute, said Weiser is a statement. The world 鈥?Elijah and especially his mother Sheneen McClain 鈥?deserved to have the full story told. And justice demanded it. Three police officers were prosecuted i
stanley cup n two earlier trials following the national attention and outrage from McClains murder. One officer,Randy Roedema, was convicted of criminally negligent homicide and third-degree assault and will be sentenced in January. The other two officers
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A federal appeals court will hear oral arguments Wednesday in yet another challenge against one of the Trump administration s controversial immigration polici
vaso stanley es 鈥?keeping some asylum seekers in Mexico for the duration of their immigration court proceedings.The policy, informally known as Remain in Mexico, has drawn the ire of immigration advocates and lawyers who argue that it puts migrants who are predominantly from Northern Triangle countries and seeking asylum in the US in harm s way.Earlier this month, Judge Richard Seeborg of
stanley cups the Northern District of California blocked the policy. His reasoning was that the provision on which the government was relying was never intended to permit the return of asylum seekers to Mexico, and even if it did, the current screening procedures were not adequate, said Melissa Crow, senior supervising attorney at the Southern Poverty Law Center.The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, however, put the order on hold, allowing the policy to temporarily continue. Now, the court, which President Donald Trump has frequently lambasted, will hear from both sides.The so-called Migrant Protection Protocols program was initially rolled out at the San Ysidro port of entry in January. It s since expanded to include Calexico port of entry, San Diego sector, Paso del Norte port of entry, El Paso sector and El Centro sector, according to the Department of Homeland Security.The admin
stanley quencher istration has argued that the policy is aimed at stemming the flow of migrants,
