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Who really failed Alyssa Hill? Not Judge Silverstein | Opinion

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By Paul DeMarco
| Yahoo Verified
Memorial service held for fatally stabbed Skyline waitress Alyssa Hill Painted messages in memory of Alyssa Hill adorn Kelso Webster’s car at Paul R. Young Funeral Home in Mt. Healthy on Monday, June 15, 2026. Hill was a 27-year-old waitress at the Skyline in Norwood, whose ex-boyfriend allegedly fatally stabbed her earlier this month on June 2.
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Who really failed Alyssa Hill? Not Judge Silverstein | Opinion

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By Paul DeMarco
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
June 24, 2026, 7:22 a.m. ET When I read the byline on Stephen Koller’s June 18 opinion, "Judges should answer for dangerous bail decisions," I asked myself: What does a guy living in a small town in New York know about how the justice system works in Hamilton County? Turns out, not much.
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Opinion: Alabama’s 2026 Federal and State Elections Will Be One to Remember

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By Paul DeMarco
| Black Belt News Network
The 2026 election cycle in Alabama will be one for the record books. First, let’s look at the ballots. By the time voters are done going to the polls, Alabama will be sending a slew of new leaders to both Montgomery and Washington D.C. Almost every Alabama constitutional office will turn over due to term limits, which does not usually happen during the same election period.
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