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Covers criminal justice at the New York Times. Relatively optimistic. Cover photo by the great @WilliamWidmer. Tips to dewan at nytimes.com

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She Was Absolved of a Heinous Crime. Why Won’t They Leave Her Alone?

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By Shaila Dewan Verified
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In 1990, Nancy Smith, a divorced mother of four, took a job as a bus driver in Lorain, Ohio, a working-class city on the underbelly of Lake Erie. Each time a child got on her bus, she marked half of an X on the roster. When the child got off, she marked the other half. The children gave her hugs and holiday gifts. One day in 1993, Ms. Smith was pulled off the route.
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She Was Absolved of a Heinous Crime. Why Won’t They Leave Her Alone?

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By Shaila Dewan Verified
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Amy Acton is betting that breaking with Democrats can help win Ohio Ohioans saw Amy Acton nearly every day on TV in 2020, standing alongside Gov. Mike DeWine as the two gave the public the latest on how the COVID-19 …
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By Shaila Dewan Verified
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Tasha Kenney acordou às 4 da manhã de quinta-feira, vestiu uma T-shirt cor-de-rosa e conduziu até ao tribunal de Plymouth, no Massachusetts, para mostrar apoio a Lindsay Clancy, a mãe que está a ser julgada pela morte dos seus três filhos pequenos. Kenney, professora que vive a 90 minutos de distância, juntou-se a centenas de outras mulheres vestidas de rosa reunidas no relvado em frente ao tribunal porque sofreu de depressão pós-parto grave após o nascimento da filha, há uma década.
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