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  1. Who are the federal prisoners about to be released? We found a document that tells us more:

  2. How gunmen in 14 recent mass shootings got their guns: At least 8 had criminal histories, mental health problems

  3. Access to prisons is notoriously hard for journalists. on what that means for reform:

  4. More than half of the federal prisoners about to be released were convicted in the South.

  5. A revealing story of waiting in Rikers that helps elucidate the plea bargain system: v

  6. The drug Okla. used to execute Charles Warner is also commonly used to deice airport runways.

  7. 79% of cases of federal prisoners about to be released involved cocaine or meth.

  8. What the New York governor and attorney general could do to combat prison abuse: By

  9. Has the ‘YouTube effect’ left police afraid to police? v

  10. Who are the 6,000 federal prisoners about to be released? This report tells us more:

  11. Our primer on the release of 6,000 federal prisoners: (Preview: It's been in the works for a year.)

  12. “Some prosecutors are just reluctant to vigorously pursue law enforcement’s own failures.” on prisons:

  13. In the past 6.5 years, a KY jail inmate has died an average of about once every 15 days. investigates:

  14. West Garfield Park in Chicago has a higher homicide rate than the world's leader in murders.

  15. Virginia executed Alfredo Prieto while he still had a hold request pending at Supreme Court by

  16. We found a document that tells us more about the federal prisoners about to be released:

  17. The drug Okla. used to execute Charles Warner is also commonly used to deice airport runways.

  18. Powerful project by "The Next to Die"

  19. The last person executed in Virginia was Alfredo Prieto, seven days ago. v | cc

  20. South Carolina city to pay $6.5 million to Walter Scott's family:

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