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Cleveland Crimes Should Be Prosecuted on Civil Rights

Thursday, May 16, 2013

When an elected district attorney in Ohio can't see that Ariel Castro's gender-based crimes are civil rights violations, it's hard to hope that our legal system will do much to prevent such horrifying crimes from continuing.

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