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New York Post
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California's justice system struggles with hate
Thirteen Stanford students were arrested for breaking into university offices and vandalizing them during pro-Palestinian protests; charges against some were dropped after plea deals and a mistrial. The case faced legal complications due to alleged political conflicts of interest involving District Attorney Jeff Rosen, who was removed from the case, leading to its reassignment and eventual dropping of felony charges by the California Attorney General. The students agreed to restitution and community service, with some planning to continue activism on campus.
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