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Breonna Taylor, DOJ and Department of Justice

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Why do US prosecutors want a one-day sentence for Breonna Taylor shooting?
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking a shortened prison sentence of just one day for an ex-police officer convicted of using excessive force during a raid in Louisville, Kentucky that led to the death of Breonna Taylor, an African-American medical worker, in March 2020.

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DOJ suggests ex-officer convicted in raid of Breonna Taylor’s home should get 1 day in jail
'Spitting in the face of Lady Justice': Rev. Al slams DOJ memo on ex-officer in Taylor case
US seeks one-day sentence for police officer convicted in Breonna Taylor case
The U.S. Justice Department has asked a federal judge to sentence a former Louisville police officer who was convicted last year of violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights to serve just one day in pr...

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Justice Dept. Asks for 1-Day Sentence for Ex-Officer Convicted in Breonna Taylor Raid
DOJ seeks one-day sentence for officer convicted in Breonna Taylor case
US seeks one-day prison for officer convicted in Breonna Taylor shooting
Attorneys representing the Taylor family decried the move calling it "an insult to the life of Breonna Taylor".

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DOJ seeks 1-day sentence for former officer in Breonna Taylor case
Officer in raid that killed Breonna Taylor should get 1 day in prison, DOJ says
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Social justice advocates react to Trump DOJ recommendation that Brett Hankison be spared from going to prison
Advocates have released comments in response to the Trump Justice Department recommending to a federal judge that there was “no need for a prison sentence” for former LMPD officer Brett Hankison.
US Justice Department wants no prison time for ex-officer convicted in Breonna Taylor raid
The U.S. Justice Department is recommending an ex-Kentucky police officer convicted of using excessive force during the deadly Breonna Taylor raid should serve no prison time.
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Louisville begins process of hiring independent police reform monitor
Louisville Metro Government took the first step this week toward hiring an independent monitor to oversee its local police reform effort.
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