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#FSCK 'Em All!
T. Greg Doucette
Majoring in Minor Events (Episode 28)
58 minutes Posted Sep 25, 2017 at 9:00 am.
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The Copper Kaiser spent the week feuding with sports figures instead of governing the country, Oklahoma police kill a deaf man for being deaf while another Oklahoma officer is arrested for helping a carjacking ring, and in Oregon all Hispanic people look alike (to ICE anyway). Then in our #Law140 segment we talk about Government employees retaliating against citizens for First Amendment-protected expression.
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Show Notes:

* The Copper Kaiser dislikes dissent (The Guardian)
* Jared has an email problem (Politico)
* The National Museum of African American History and Culture turns 1 (NPR)
* Qualified immunity for coach forcing kid to play football with concussion (Third Circuit COA)
* No qualified immunity for Sheriff Clarke’s jail (Seventh Circuit COA)
* No qualified immunity for killer deputy Erik Gelhaus (Ninth Circuit COA)
* Excellent piece on America’s long history of opposing protests (Washington Post)
* Police are used to exterminate the disabled (The Nation)
* Customs & Border Patrol runs illegal security teams (The Hill)
* FBI lets informants run amok (Gizmodo)
* ALABAMA: 10 years in prison, still no trial for Kharon Davis (NY Times)
* ALASKA: Murder conviction thrown out due to DA’s misrepresentations (US News)
* CALIFORNIA: Huntington Beach police kill again (LA Times)
* CALIFORNIA: California Highway Patrol kills again (ABC 7)
* CALIFORNIA: SFPD Officer arrested for filing a false report (San Francisco Chronicle)
* FLORIDA: FEMA tweets a phone sex hotline (Miami Herald)
* ILLINOIS: Urbana taxpayers owe $35,000 for police arrest of Facebook flag burning (Chicago Tribune)
* KENTUCKY: