| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Below is an excellent case of prejudicial pre-trial publicity in which a newspaper, the Midland Free Press, takes a press release from the cops and prints it without editing or vetting it for potential legal and ethical problems.Note that the paper states categorically that the charged man, whose name I removed, is guilty of armed robbery of a Subway restaurant, a charge that could easily result i
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