The majority of Washington state’s Supreme Court agreed that overruling an unjust conviction from 1924 can redresses racist harm in a step toward reconciliation.
Alanna Mayham is a reporter for Courthouse News Service covering the Pacific Northwest, where she was born and raised. She has previously written for Portland Business Journal and Bizwomen.
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The majority of Washington state’s Supreme Court agreed that overruling an unjust conviction from 1924 can redresses racist harm in a step toward reconciliation.
The majority of Washington state’s Supreme Court agreed that overruling an unjust conviction from 1924 can redresses racist harm in a step toward reconciliation.
The majority of Washington state’s Supreme Court agreed that overruling an unjust conviction from 1924 can redresses racist harm in a step toward reconciliation.
The majority of Washington state’s Supreme Court agreed that overruling an unjust conviction from 1924 can redresses racist harm in a step toward reconciliation.
The majority of Washington state’s Supreme Court agreed that overruling an unjust conviction from 1924 can redresses racist harm in a step toward reconciliation.