When it comes to Nazis, President Trump has more flip-flops than a hipster-infested beach on Independence Day. Durham’s Confederate participation trophy is removed by protestors, Maryland can’t find prison guards who aren’t criminals, and Tennessee runs an entire criminal justice system without judges or defense attorneys. And in this week’s #Law140 segment, we take a look at the mechanics of felony charges against those #DefendDurm protestors.
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CORRECTION (08/22/17): Folks on Twitter informed us that Clark County is in Washington, not Oregon. We’ve corrected the show notes below – thanks for the heads up!
Show Notes:

* Steve Bannon is out (CNN)
* The Kimchi Klansman condemns Nazis… (CNN)
* …before un-condemning them (ABC News)
* And the Nacho Nazi’s enablers in Congress don’t know what to do (NY Magazine)
* Durham had an interesting Friday (Durham Herald-Sun)
* A surprising court ruling on warrants (DC Circuit)
* Man can sue after being wrongly imprisoned 23 years (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel)
* Charlotte School of Law is closed (Above the Law)
* Judges allow junk science when they shouldn’t (AP)

* Our #Law140 on scientific evidence (Fsck #12)


* Equal justice requires a fat bank account (CBS News)
* White-on-black homicides are routinely justified (NY Times)
* The Misplaced Arguments on BLM (The Economist)
* A thought-provoking piece on violent criminals (Slate)
* Apple’s iOS 11 may protect you from unreasonable searches (The Verge)
* CALIFORNIA: Alameda County Sheriff RTs a Nazi press ...