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2020: Pandemic, politics, and passing of a civil rights icon

By Clare Gilbert2020-12-292020-12-30News
2020: Pandemic, politics, and passing of a civil rights icon

Outlet: AP
Author: Jeff Martin
Published: 12/29/2020
Read: Here

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King & Spalding Helps Secure A Retrial In Ga. Murder Case
63-year-old man exonerated for 4 wrongful convictions in 1981, released from prison

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