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I know ridiculously obscure details about film. Some people seem to think it’s a legitimate talent. One day, maybe it will earn me a living.
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"When a judge denies bail in a situation where it should not be denied... we're sort of stuck with that decision," says Ericka Wiley, a lawyer frustrated with the system. She’s one of three Los Angeles public defenders running for judge next month. boltsmag.org/judge-e...

Public Defenders Look to Grow Their Presence on the Bench in Los Angeles
Public Defenders Look to Grow Their Presence on the Bench in Los Angeles

Hoping to reform county courts, three public defenders are running for judge this fall. They want to build on the success of one candidate in 2022 and another in March.

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“MW Studios recognizes that building a police training facility in the center of a Black university in the center of Black Baltimore might not be a good look. Providing a “benefit [to] the surrounding community” is therefore paramount.” lareviewofbooks.org/article/cop-...

Cop Cities Mock Cities | Los Angeles Review of Books
Cop Cities Mock Cities | Los Angeles Review of Books

Stuart Schrader examines the historical origins and current ramifications of “cop city” complexes.

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Or we could simply release people. There were about 1200 fewer people on Rikers a few years ago and the city was no less safe. Almost every person on Rikers is awaiting trial and presumed innocent.

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Holy shit they’re showing SONNY BOY tonight at Anthology Film Archives in NYC? if you’re in the area and want to see something that is equal parts brilliant and “how the fuck did this get made”, go along. Just check out the cast! anthologyfilmarchives.org/film_screeni...

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Seven Up Bar (1951-1979): A candy bar featuring "compartments" filled with 7 different creams--mint, nougat, butterscotch, fudge, coconut, buttercream, and caramel. The closest thing today is the elusive SkyBar, with only 4 fillings

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Marc Edward Heuck
@meheuck.bsky.social
I know ridiculously obscure details about film. Some people seem to think it’s a legitimate talent. One day, maybe it will earn me a living.
156 followers122 following967 posts