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Topic: law (page 12)

Where are women getting stuck?

Debora L. Spar
(Reuters/Jason Reed)

Trevor Timm
A worker in prostitution who goes by the name "Violet," in downtown San Francisco. (AP/Darryl Bush)

Laura Agustin - Jacobin
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Joaquin Sapien - ProPublica
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Prachi Gupta
Rochelle Bing outside of her row home in North Philadelphia. For two years, Bing fought the city to keep her house from being seized under “civil forfeiture” laws. (Andrew Renneisen for ProPublica)

Isaiah Thompson - ProPublica
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Suzanna Fritzberg - Next New Deal
George Zimmerman (AP/Gary W. Green)

How Zimmerman can still pay

Theodore Shaw
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Christopher Zara - International Business Times
(AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

How IRS scandal really started

Alex Seitz-Wald
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Chase Madar - Jacobin
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Samuel Bagenstos - Pacific Standard
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Mark Potok - Southern Poverty Law Center
The US Department of Justice, Washington D.C. (Wikimedia)

Christie Thompson - ProPublica

Prachi Gupta
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Joaquin Sapien - ProPublica
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Alex Seitz-Wald
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Ej Dickson

Judge slams copyright trolls

Peter Frase - Jacobin
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Facebook "like" on trial in VA

Tim Sampson - The Daily Dot
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Natasha Lennard
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Sergio Hernandez, Joaquin Sapien - ProPublica
(AP/Charles Dharapak)

Scalia, civil libertarian?

Caleb Mason - The Crime Report
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Natasha Lennard
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