Attorney Kate Wells sends a letter to City Attorney John Barisone demanding to know why the City joined an amicus brief in the Martinez v. Chavez case, which successfully appealed lower court rulings that police interrogation of a man screaming in pain was torture. (Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's opinion found that it was not.)

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In its "drive away the undesirables" pogrom, City Staff now plans to fence off the Walnut Ave planter in front of the Pacific Trading Company on June 6th. Come today to City Hall at 4 PM to the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting to call a halt to this salty mix of bigotry and stupidity.

HERE'S A LIST OF A FEW THINGS TO DO THIS SUMMER IN LA.
THERE'S ALSO GOING TO BE A FOOD NOT BOMBS GATHERING ( NO DATE SET YET) ASWELL AS OTHER EVENTS.CHECK LA IMC OR CHANGELINKS FOR OTHER HAPPENINGS IN SOCAL.

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