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From multiple features on SWAT raids across the Bay State to extensive reporting on surveillance and Fourth Amendment issues
From multiple features on SWAT raids across the Bay State to extensive reporting on surveillance and Fourth Amendment issues
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Coverage of prisons and parole in Massachusetts from the past decade, including the unparalleled reporting of Jean Trounstine
Nearly a hundred people have been exonerated by state and federal courts in Massachusetts since 1989. “Together, they spent more than 1,341 years imprisoned for crimes they did not commit.”
From covering the tiny house movement on Martha’s Vineyard to our series on homelessness in Cambridge
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