Por: Portland Press Herald World December 17, 2022
Attorney General Merrick Garland on Friday instructed federal prosecutors to end sentencing disparities in cases involving the distribution of crack and powder cocaine after decades of law enforcement policy disproportionately treating crack offenders more punitively. Merrick Garland Garland’s move effectively seeks to eliminate the significant difference in the amount of powder cocaine relative to crack cocaine that is required to be in a... + full article
Associated Press USA Politics December 17, 2022
WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General moved Friday to end sentencing disparities that have imposed harsher penalties for different forms of cocaine and . For decades federal law has imposed harsher sentences for crack cocaine even though it isn’t scientifically different from... + más
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WPLG Local 10 USA Politics December 17, 2022
WASHINGTON – Attorney General moved Friday to end sentencing disparities that have imposed harsher penalties for different forms of cocaine and . For decades federal law has imposed harsher sentences for crack cocaine even though it isn't scientifically different from... + más
Garland moves to end disparities in crack cocaine sentencing | Orlando Sentinel
The Boston Globe USA Politics December 17, 2022
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Merrick Garland moved Friday to end sentencing disparities that have imposed harsher penalties for different forms of cocaine and worsened racial inequity in the US justice system.For decades federal law has imposed harsher sentences for crack... + más
The New York Times USA Opinion December 12, 2022
There are three bills floating through Congress right now that could not only save lives and money but also help to finally dismantle the nation’s failed war on drugs. The , EQUAL (Eliminating a Quantifiably Unjust Application of the Law) Act and the all have bipartisan... + más
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Newsweek USA Life December 01, 2022
The trailer for the highly-anticipated Cocaine Bear has been released and the action-packed clip has set the internet alight.The preview for the upcoming film, directed by Pitch Perfect and Hunger Games star Elizabeth Banks, has given fans a taste of what to expect from the... + más
Cocaine Bear teaser poster has internet buzzed: Movie of the year | Newsweek
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Newsweek USA Life November 29, 2022
The first look at the teaser poster for the upcoming film Cocaine Bear has the internet buzzing.The film's official Twitter account shared the poster, captioned Don't coke the bear, at noon eastern time, and it quickly went viral, hitting Twitter's trending topics... + más
Elizabeth Banks' 'Cocaine Bear' trailer, release date, true story plus cast | Newsweek
The Advocate USA Opinion October 05, 2022
This is why some people are called racist.It’s not unusual for Republican candidates to aim to arouse base voters by using crime and fear as red meat. U.S. Sen. John Kennedy is continuing to use the strategy, “Violent crime is surging in Louisiana,” says he says in ,... + más
'Violent crime is surging:' John Kennedy launches TV ad in Senate re-election campaign | The Advocate
John Kennedy anti-crime TV ad causes outcry | The Advocate
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