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“Stand back and stand by”: Trump declines to condemn white supremacists at debate Melissa Quinn, CBS News
As Trump touts ‘law and order,’ is crackdown on cities working? Kristine Phillips and Kevin Johnson, USA Today
ICE preparing targeted arrests in ‘sanctuary cities,’ amplifying president’s campaign theme Nick Miroff and Devlin Barrett, Washington Post
From Goldwater to Trump, the long history of ‘Law and Order’ politics Peter Grier and Noah Robertson, Christian Science Monitor
Grand jury transcripts in Breonna Taylor case to be released today as protests continue Kurtis Lee, Los Angeles Times
Kentucky attorney general says he did not present homicide charges to grand jury in Breonna Taylor case Hannah Knowles and Marisa Iati, Washington Post
Despite a National Outcry, Activists in Louisville Fight the Breonna Taylor Decision Alone Emily Witt, The New Yorker
What Does Justice For Breonna Taylor Even Look Like Anymore? Erin Corbett, Refinery29
LA County Overhauling Crisis Response to 911 Calls City News Service
Chicago Police Have A New Anti-Violence Effort. How Did The Last One Spend 4 Million Hours Of Overtime? Elliott Ramos, WBEZ
Doubt about police in Chicago manifests itself on racial lines in monitor’s survey, legal challenges over street stops Annie Sweeney, Chicago Tribune
Portland area officers will remain federal deputies through end of year Jonathan Levinson and Rebecca Ellis, Oregon Public Broadcasting
US Attorney Bill McSwain Is Proof That, One Way or Another, Trumpism Will Live on Past the Election Robert Huber, Philadelphia Magazine
How Can A “Leader for Reasonable Reform” Blame A Black Murder Victim For Being Killed By A White Cop? Meet DA Scarlett Wilson (South Carolina) The Open File
The #Resistance and the Retirement Community Alex French, New York Magazine
Is Freedom White? Jefferson Cowie, Boston Review
AM Stories
What to Make of the New Developments in the Breonna Taylor Case Molly Olmstead, Slate
Grand Juror in Breonna Taylor Case Says Deliberations Were Misrepresented Rukmini Callimachi, New York Times
Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Recording Will Be Released, Kentucky Attorney General Says Bill Chappell, NPR
We Want More Justice For Breonna Taylor Than The System That Killed Her Can Deliver Mariame Kaba and Andrea J. Ritchie, Essence
Breonna Taylor’s death shocked the nation. In Louisville, many Black people are far from surprised Kurtis Lee, Los Angeles Times
Breonna Taylor and Robert Kraft: A tale of America’s two justice systems Barbara McQuade, NBC News
The Obama Justice Department Had a Plan to Hold Police Accountable for Abuses. The Trump DOJ Has Undermined It. Robert Faturechi, ProPublica
Poisoning police reform: The Trump administration undermines efforts to improve relations between law enforcement and communities Editorial Board, New York Daily News
The controversy over qualified immunity CBS News
What We Can Learn About Reform From ‘America’s Most Corrupt Police Squad’ Nicole Flatow, Bloomberg CityLab
Texas Sheriff Featured on Live PD Indicted Over Destruction of TV Footage of Black Man’s Death Halle Kiefer, New York Magazine
Did “Live PD” Let Police Censor Footage? Cary Aspinwall and Sachi McClendon, The Marshall Project
Chicago Lawmakers Push To Build Team Of Emergency Responders Who Aren’t Police Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg, The Appeal