Why you should care about the Crown’s problematic case against Randy Riley

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The prosecution of Randy Riley rests on racist tropes of violent and animalistic Black men and a vulnerable, unquestionable white woman - By: El Jones - [CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE ARTICLE]
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Why you should care about the Crown’s problematic case against Randy Riley - By: Tim Bousquet (Halifax Examiner/Halifax Examiner.ca) - [CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE ARTICLE]
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Riley trial: Witness admits she lied multiple times in previous testimony, including when her testimony resulted in a murder conviction for another man - By: Tim Bousquet (Halifax Examiner/Halifax Examiner.ca) - [CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE ARTICLE]
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Riley trial: the Crown’s own expert witness undermines Crown’s case - By: Tim Bousquet (Halifax Examiner/Halifax Examiner.ca) - [CLICK THE PHOTO TO READ THE ARTICLE]
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