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PBS and NPR Mount Last-Ditch Fight to Save Federal Funding

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Walters: 1872 Law Gives Police a License to Kill

Penal Code Section 196, enacted in 1872 when California was the nation’s sparsely populated westernmost frontier, declares that a police officer may lawfully kill someone while “arresting persons charged with felony, and who are fleeing from justice or resisting such arrest.” Similar laws in other states have been overturned by the...

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