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Stevee Chapman

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As seen in: WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), WBUR News, KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA), WKBT-TV (La Crosse, WI), Connecticut Public, Maine Calling, NENC New England
Making radio with the @WBUR Morning Edition team. A pretty outdoorsy podcast enthusiast. Formerly: Evening EP @kxly4news, Murrow College She|Her
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Former president of Mass. defense lawyer group talks about why she supports attorney strike

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By Stevee Chapman Verified, Tiziana Dearing Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Former president of Mass. defense lawyer group talks about why she supports attorney strike Massachusetts judges are releasing people charged with crimes because they do not have lawyers to represent them amid an ongoing strike of court-appointed attorneys. The move to release four defendants Monday follows a Supreme Judicial Court ruling that ordered judges to invoke a court protocol that protects a defendant's constitutional rights to an attorney.
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Greenhead flies are back and out for blood in Mass.

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By Stevee Chapman Verified, Katie Cole Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Move over, sharks. Greenhead flies are the real summer predator to fear. The greenhead, a bloodsucking type of horsefly identifiable by their iridescent green eyeballs, have emerged from their eggs in salt marshes around the state. Greenhead season coincides with beach season: the flies usually appear in June and stick around into August. This is a problem for beachgoers, as greenhead bites are painful.
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Advocates ask court to release dozens of defendants as attorneys' work stoppage over pay continues 

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By Stevee Chapman Verified, Ally Jarmanning
| WBUR News Verified
The organization that oversees legal representation for criminal defendants in Massachusetts is calling on the state's highest court to release dozens of people being held without a lawyer in Greater Boston. The Committee for Public Counsel Services is also calling on the court to increase compensation for private attorneys who are in their fourth week of a work stoppage over wages.
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