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Pittsburgh housing authority eviction cases hit speed bumps in North Side courtroom

District Judge Jehosha Wright has taken a go-slow approach to ousting public housing residents as the authority looks to address hundreds of thousands in overdue rent. Ultimately, eviction can hinge on the judge as much as the law.

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“The evidence of violations was overwhelming” supporting the City of Pittsburgh’s decision to terminate a former Pittsburgh police officer following the 2021 death of Jim Rogers. But in numerous other cases, fired city cops got their badges back, plus $100,000 or more in back pay.
“We see you! We hear you! We believe you!” Sydney Altfather, a student at Chatham University, writes about the sexual violence "red zone" on college campuses and the necessity of advocacy for progress. Read her first-person essay.

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