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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsAtlanta to Fight Johnston Lawsuit
By Ed Brayton
The city of Atlanta has decided to fight a lawsuit by the family of Kathryn Johnston, the elderly woman killed during a police raid that was built on intentionally faked evidence. They're going to argue that the city is not liable for her death because there was no official policy that endorsed the behavior of the officers:
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