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Tag Archives: Police Accountability

NLG-Madison Chapter Statement on the Exoneration of Officer who Killed 19-Year-Old Tony Robinson

Posted on May 14, 2015May 4, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Anthony Prince, NLG-Madison 608-233-7355 or 510-301-1472                   “We don’t want to just stop at Black Lives Matter…”           -Turin Carter, uncle of Tony Robinson on the decision not to indict Madison policeman Matt Kenny Protests continue and 28 people […]

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Homepage photo: NLG Legal Observer and police at Columbus, OH protest, May 2020. Credit: Katie Forbes / @krforbesphotography

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