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Criminal justice reporter at the @PhillyInquirer. I don't really tweet (X?) anymore. cpalmer(at)inquirer(dot)com

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A former prosecutor said DA Larry Krasner’s Office colluded with defense attorneys to try to overturn a murder conviction

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By Chris Palmer Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
A former Philadelphia prosecutor who recommended that a man’s murder conviction be overturned said she did so at the direction of her boss — who she said had done no meaningful review of the evidence and instead was “colluding” with defense attorneys to find the most effective way to have the case thrown out.
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Former Pa. man who voted twice for President Donald Trump in 2020 sentenced to six months of house arrest

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By Chris Palmer Verified
| The Hanford Sentinel Verified
A former Bucks County man who voted twice for President Donald Trump in the 2020 election was sentenced Wednesday to six months of house arrest and three years of probation. Matthew Laiss was found guilty by a jury earlier this year of casting two ballots in the 2020 election: first by mail in Pennsylvania, where he had once lived in Ottsville, and then again in person in Florida, where he was living at the time. Laiss, 32, said in court Wednesday that his actions were “stupid” and a mistake.
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A Main Line man who brought guns to a ‘No Kings’ protest was sentenced to more than 3 years in prison for having bombs at his house

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By Chris Palmer Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
A Malvern man was sentenced Tuesday to more than three years in prison for having a collection of homemade bombs at his house — a discovery police made after he was arrested for bringing guns to a “No Kings” protest in West Chester last year.
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