In January 1999, Latoya Dickens fatally stabbed her husband during a struggle, claiming years of physical abuse led to the incident; she was subsequently convicted of felony murder and served 25 years in prison. A new Georgia law, the Survivor Justice Act, allows domestic violence survivors to present evidence of abuse to seek reduced sentences, potentially benefiting hundreds of women incarcerated for similar reasons. Dickens hopes this law will enable her to argue for reconsideration of her sentence, asserting she deserves a fair chance to rebuild her life.
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Former Army officer pleads guilty to sharing classified Ukraine war info on date site
A retired Army officer, David Slater, has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transmit classified information about Russia's war with Ukraine through an online dating platform. Slater, who had top secret clearance, faces a recommended prison sentence of 5 years and 10 months to 7 years and 3 months; his sentencing is set for Oct. 8. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A retired Army officer named David Slater admitted to sharing secret information about...
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