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April 26, 2021March 7, 2021on findings, Student entries

A Tweet as a Deadly Weapon: The State of Texas v. John Rayne Rivello

A Tweet as a Deadly Weapon: The State of Texas v. John Rayne Rivello Nitya Sunil Last Spring semester, while working on […]

June 14, 2018December 11, 2018News & Updates, on process, sharing tPP

Slow steps forward with Twitter

Yesterday, the Prosecution Project took a bold step forward, dipping its foot ever-so-slightly into the world of social media. We now present […]

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