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The murky world of online gambling

A joint project by The Washington Post and 60 Minutes explores the world of online gambling.  The industry clears $18 billion annually, but exists in murky legal territory.  One group […]
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NYU campus crime reports are misleading

A report by Marc Beja and Adam Playford of Washington Square News (at New York University) brings to light issues with NYU's reporting of campus crime statistics.  Due to how […]
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California slow to investigate nurses with criminal backgrounds

Expanding on an article published in October, ProPublica's Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein, in conjunction with the Los Angeles Times, have found that the California nursing board has been slow […]
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Dellums calls for review of police in Bailey murder

Mayor Ron Dellums said late Tuesday he is asking state Attorney General Jerry Brown to conduct an independent probe of the police department’s handling of journalist Chauncey Bailey’s killing in […]
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'The System is the Crime'

For JudicialReports.com, Mark Lagerkvist examined the “paradox cloaked in robes” that allows New York judges to accept large campaign gifts from lawyers who have pending cases in their courts.  The […]
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Kansas City Star looks into police department's secret complaints file

An analysis of Kansas City police department complaint records by Michael Mansur of The Kansas City Star revealed that the vast majority of complaints result in no action. Four percent […]
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Detective accused of ignoring evidence in Bailey case

Thomas Peele, Bob Butler and Mary Fricker of The Chauncey Bailey Project -- a collaboration of those continuing the work of murdered Oakland journalist Chauncey Bailey -- report that that […]
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Tobacco Underground series

A six-part investigative series by The Center for Public Integrity's International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) details the booming global trade in illegal cigarettes. Since 1999, the ICIJ has tracked […]
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DNA exonerations highlight flaws in eyewitness identifications

The Dallas Morning News spent months looking at Dallas County's 19 DNA exonerations as well as current felony cases in an investigation that highlights flaws in the witness identification process.  […]
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Convicted criminals allowed to renew California nursing licenses

ProPublica's Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein, in conjunction with The Los Angeles Times, have found over 115 cases in which the state of California did not seek to restrict or […]
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