A Missouri woman’s conviction for a murder her lawyers say a police officer committed has been overturned after 43 years. The woman, who has always maintained her innocence, was sentenced to life in prison in 1977 for the murder of a sheriff’s deputy. The case was reopened after new evidence came to light, leading to the reversal of her conviction.
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L.A. recovery czar sounds off over working for free: ‘I was lied to’
Steve Soboroff, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ wildfire recovery czar, expressed frustration about working for free after initially being promised $500,000 for 90 days, citing financial strain and lack of a contract. Despite public outcry over his compensation, Soboroff ultimately decided to continue without pay, emphasizing his history of pro bono civic work and sacrifice of lucrative consulting opportunities. The mayor's office defended the decision, stating that Soboroff agreed to modify his agreement and work...
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