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MSNBC: Sanford police chief not allowed to resign
Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte explains to MSNBC’s Lawrence O'Donnell why the city council won't let Police Chief Bill Lee resign. Plus, Charles Blow of the New York Times reacts.
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USA Today: George Zimmerman released from Florida jail
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CNN: Task force to consider 'stand your ground' after Trayvon Martin death
Florida authorities have picked 17 people to tackle a heated question brought on by the killing of 
unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin: whether the state's "stand your ground law" should be changed.
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The Washington Post: Trayvon Martin case’s judge disqualifies herself
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Florida judge assigned to the murder case stemming from the shooting of Trayvon Martin disqualified herself at the request of George Zimmerman, the defendant.
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Full Impact of ALEC Ghostwriting Efforts Still Unknown; ALEC Should Work to Limit Damage
New York, NY (April 17, 2012) -- President and CEO of the National Urban League, Marc H. Morial, today issued the following statement regarding the announcement by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) that the group would disband its Public Safety and Elections task forces.
Special prosecutor Angela Corey yesterday filed a charge of second-degree murder against George Zimmerman, who shot and killed Trayvon Martin six weeks ago.
Without the efforts of activists and concerned Americans, the initial decision of Florida authorities not to charge Zimmerman likely would have been the end of the case. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has promised a thorough review of the case to determine whether any federal criminal civil rights crime was committed.
What do you think is the next step in the case?
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NEW YORK (April 11, 2012) – Charges announced today in the shooting death of teenager Trayvon Martin more than six weeks ago are the first step toward justice in a tragedy that nearly escaped scrutiny, National Urban League President and CEO Marc H. Morial said.
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USA Today: Grand jury canceled in Trayvon Martin case
A decision not to use a grand jury by the Florida special prosecutor investigating the
Trayvon Martin shooting says little about whether charges will be filed, legal experts say.
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CNN: Students protest as decision awaited in Trayvon Martin shooting
Sanford, Florida (CNN) -- As controversy over the shooting death of 17-year-
old Trayvon Martin swirls, all sides are anxiously awaiting a possible decision this week by a special prosecutor on whether to bring charges against the neighborhood watch volunteer who killed the teen.
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