Jerry Iannelli

@jerryiannelli

Reporter investigating cops, surveillance, prosecutors, & the criminal legal system. Ex-. Tips/docs: jerry.iannelli@theappeal.org

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    15 Dec 2020

    NEW: How the DOJ gave a sweetheart deal to a powerful Louisiana DA accused of sexual misconduct by 22 women — while the lead witness died mid-investigation and the FBI agent who caught him was fired for reporting what he said was misconduct.

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  2. 5 hours ago

    Whose job was it at the CIA in the ‘90s to prevent teens from thinking Rage Against the Machine was cool

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  3. Retweeted
    8 hours ago

    uhh

    AZ utility regulator says he is convinced COVID-19 vaccines are turning tens of thousands of people into "vegetables" and explains why he encouraged utilities that employ thousands not to force workers to get the shots
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    8 hours ago

    This detail of Ma'Khia Bryant's life is so heartbreaking. What if the money that the state spent to put her and her siblings into the system had gone to her grandmother — towards keeping the family together?

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  5. 12 hours ago

    This poor woman dreams every day of moving to Daytona Beach and leaving her horrible TikTok family behind

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  6. 12 hours ago

    This clip is 100 percent going to be entered in divorce proceedings

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    I’ve watched this 17 consecutive times and each time I discover something new about it that just kills me
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    May 6

    I interviewed social workers, educators and others about their experiences de-escalating fights between young people, as well as their thoughts on the adultification of Black girls.

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    May 7

    *** Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says if unemployment bonus was slowing down hiring you would expect lower job growth in states and sectors where UI replacement rate was particularly high "In fact, what you see is the exact opposite"

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  9. Retweeted
    May 7

    Feds: Portland police are not following the constitution or police policy in their violent crackdowns on protesters

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  10. Retweeted
    May 6

    what if Naomi Wolf went hard anti-vax as part of a plan to make herself remembered for something other than the entire premise of her book unraveling in the face of basic fact-checking during a live radio interview

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  11. May 7

    (Not that that’s surprising given Obama’s own war on the press but still)

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  12. May 7

    Current Biden DOJ defending this is a bad sign huh

    Trump administration’s Justice Department secretly obtained Washington Post reporters’ phone records
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    May 7

    Holy and I do not say this lightly shit

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    May 7

    New: The federal judge who had expected to rule today on whether to issue a preliminary injunction on the LAPD's use of hard-foam projectiles at protests has said that she needs more time to decide, and extended the existing temporary restraining order until Monday.

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    May 7

    This is so dangerous and so under-attended to.

    THREAD: A bill is now racing thru Louisiana's legislature pushed by this guy. A former prosecutor. To destroy public defender independence, install a "defense czar" beholden to the Governor, & keep public defenders dependent on conviction fees of the very people they represent.
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  16. May 7

    This is a stick-up, put all your lithium in the bag

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  17. May 7

    Thinking once again today about how wild it is that so many legal terms are in Latin for no reason other than to gatekeep

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  18. May 7

    Also, I genuinely believe some executives intentionally refuse to get close to their employees so as to make it easier to cut them later. Blaming the workers themselves for this is deranged!

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  19. May 7

    In my time working in newsrooms, the workers themselves have been the ones coordinating birthday greetings, parties, happy hours, etc. I only met the CEO of my former company once and he absolutely did not learn my name. The rules only ever go one way!

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  20. May 7

    In addition to every other criticism of this woman, the underlying premise—that workers will become absentee employees who don't know anyone's face or name—actually is an apt description *for CEOs and publishers* who spend all sorts of time flying to ski chalets

    The CEO of the Washingtonian seems to have invented illegal worker misclassification to avoid paying into the social safety net.
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    May 6

    I always love to see national media learn about the very, very special Florida-ness that is Sen. Dennis Baxley

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    The sponsor of FL’s new restrictive voting law is a state sen. who has pushed the racist “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory. “His comments are racist. His intention is racist,” says Rep. , who adds the GOP agenda “is completely grounded in conspiracy theories.”
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