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"Could Supreme Court put focus on NL again?"

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"Could Supreme Court put focus on NL again?" In today's edition of The Day of New London, Connecticut, David Collins has an op-ed that begins, "Imagine if the U.S. Supreme Court were to step in some time soon to spotlight another New London injustice? This time, though, maybe the court could actually help right a wrong, rather than simply draw the nation's attention to one, the taking by the city, in that previous case, of people's homes by the misguided powers of eminent domain. In the newest possible case, Webster Smith, the black Coast Guard Academy cadet who was court-martialed here four years ago on bogus sexual misconduct charges, is taking his appeal to the Supreme Court."

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).

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