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November 16, 2010 

This is a legal update for the protests following last Nov. 5th, Johannes Mehserle’s sentencing for the murder of Oscar Grant.

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A man dies from prostate cancer every 16 minutes in this country.  Why does my brother have to wait over a year to receive even a diagnosis?

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Targeting: The Governor of CA Started by: Amanda Kloer

Governor Schwarzenegger Vetoes Anti-Shackling Bill

Communique for the 11/8 Cop Car Smashing--Portland, OR by PDX Anarchist

Drop the Charges Against Stephanie McGarrah! #OscarGrant by p@isley
Monday Nov 8th, 2010 3:40 PM We need to raise $500 for her bond! On November 5, 2010, 152 people were arrested in Oakland, California at E 17th St and 6th Ave, following a protest march in response to the sentencing of former BART police Officer Johannes Mehserle for the murder of Oscar Grant.

NLG Denounces Police Violence, Unlawful Jailing of Demonstrators After Mehserle Sentence by National Lawyers Guild SF Bay Area
Monday Nov 8th, 2010 8:44 AM The NLG calls for the dismissal of all charges against the demonstrators arrested on November 5, as well as the immediate release of the individuals who remain in jail as of Sunday evening.
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Johannes Mehserle Gets Minimum Sentence of Two Years Fri Nov 5 2010 (Updated 11/06/10) Community Members to Gather in Downtown Oakland to React to Mehserle Sentencing

Cops arrest around 100 protesters in Oakland around E. 18th St., and 7th Ave! Fallout from the Oscar Grant murder continues

by Lynda Carson -- November 6, 2010

Oakland - The November 5, 2010, light sentence of Johannes Mehserle to 2 years in prison with time served, had a big impact on my neighborhood the evening of November 5, as the neighborhood filled up with 100's of protesters fleeing from the violence of on-going police brutality, and threat of arrest by Oakland Cops.

The coming Mehserle sentencing: Redrawing the line on ‘outside agitators’

November 1, 2010

by Mike King