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Did prosecutors drop the ball in ex-Ole Miss student’s attempted murder trial?
Documents filed in the appeal of Lane Mitchell’s attempted murder acquittal detail apparent missteps by prosecutors.
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Freedom Summer’s lasting impact: ‘They never forgot their mission’
The seeds of the summer of 1964 changed voting in America. Changed political parties. Changed the nation.
Independent autopsy next step in death probe of Jackson man
Capitol Police investigation into Dau Mabil’s death is closed as brother plans independent autopsy.
The story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1966 visit to Sunflower County
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1966 speech in Indianola has long been relegated to the footnotes of history, but his words that day may have revealed one of his more vulnerable moments.
Mississippi’s sodomy law cost taxpayers nearly half a million dollars, but it remains on the books
Lawmakers this session killed a bill that would have repealed the state’s antiquated law.
Dau Mabil’s widow, her family say they seek justice for him
Widow of Belhaven Heights man says she’ll “keep pushing for justice” as family fights back against rumors.
Torture Accusations Could Lead to Civil Rights Case in Mississippi
Federal authorities investigating the “Goon Squad” in the Rankin Sheriff’s Department are seeking out more victims of brutality.
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