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Delaware Gov. John Carney signs several bills to reform the state's juvenile justice system. (Zoë Read/WHYY)
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Delaware juvenile justice reforms signed into law

Gov. John Carney signed three bills Thursday that aim to divert juveniles away from the criminal justice system —where about 3,000 juveniles are arrested every year.

6 years ago

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Delaware
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Former Chemours employee charged with trying to sell company secrets to China

A federal grand jury charged the former employee of the DuPont spin-off with conspiracy.

6 years ago

 Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Income Inequality
New Jersey
Philadelphia

City controller pushes Philly to end cash bail for nonviolent defendants

City Controller Alan Butkovitz says eliminating cash bail could save Phillly millions — and help poor suspects who could lose their jobs while in jail and awaiting trial.

6 years ago

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Radnor Board of Commissioners president arrested on charges of child porn

Investigators find that Philip Ahr, who heads Radnor Township's board of commissioners, had shared and solicited graphic child pornography since 2013, the DA's office says.

6 years ago

Emergency personnel work at the scene of a deadly train derailment, Wednesday, May 13, 2015, in Philadelphia. (Patrick Semansky/AP Photo)
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Prosecutors: Reinstate charges vs. engineer in Amtrak wreck

Prosecutors are appealing a judge's decision to throw out criminal charges against the engineer in a deadly Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia.

6 years ago

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Delaware

Wilmington Trust reaches settlement in federal fraud case

Wilmington Trust has reached a $60 million settlement with the U.S. Attorney’s office for its alleged role of hiding the amount of past due loans on the bank’s books.

6 years ago

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Attorneys dismiss suit over discharge of overweight trooper

Attorneys have agreed to dismiss a federal lawsuit filed by a former Delaware state trooper who claimed she was forced to resign because she was overweight.

6 years ago

Det. Brian Shahan, M/Cpl., Heather Carter and Glenn Davis discuss New Castle County Cold Case Squad. (Andrea Gibbs/WHYY)
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Cold case squad looks to solve New Castle County murders

The two-man unit scours all sources for information on unsolved murders in northern Delaware, from DNA evidence to social media.

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Inmates sue Philly’s Federal Detention Center for right to see loved ones while they await trial

Two current inmates are suing Philadelphia's Federal Detention Center to overturn a policy that blocks some of their loved ones from visiting them as they await trial.

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N.J. lawmaker aims to prevent, rectify wrongful convictions

State Sen. Joe Pennacchio, a Republican from Morris County, said 27 people in New Jersey have been exonerated since 1989 after an average of 10 years behind bars.

6 years ago

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The case for televising U.S. Supreme Court proceedings

The first Monday in October, the start of the U.S. Supreme Court’s new term, prompts an almost annual question:  Why don’t ...

6 years ago

Mimi McKenzie and David Gersch, two of the plaintiffs' lawyers arguing state lawsuit on Pa.'s congressional map, stand outside Commonwealth Court  in Harrisburg in October. (Lindsay Lazarski/Keystone Crossroads)
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Pennsylvania

Pa. court weighs delaying gerrymander lawsuit similar to case before U.S. Supreme Court

Commonwealth Court Judge Dan Pelligrini heard arguments Wednesday over whether to stay a lawsuit over the state’s congressional distric ...

6 years ago

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Why health care providers are pressing Trump to keep DACA

As the Trump administration moves to end DACA, health care providers rally behind the roughly 20,000 recipients they say fill important needs in the medical industry.

6 years ago

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Delaware

Man dies in Dover Police custody

A 24-year-old man arrested for shoplifting last month died while being held at the Dover Police Department.

6 years ago

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele announces a drug bust in which authorities seized a kilogram of the deadly opioid fentanyl.
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Major fentanyl bust marks Montco’s designation as heavy drug-trafficking area

"Enough fentanyl to kill half the population of Montgomery County" was confiscated during a drug bust at a Cheltenham shopping center, county officials said Tuesday.

6 years ago

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