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MAIP Executive Director Attends Evidentiary Hearing In Michael Hash Case

The primary issues raised in this week's hearing were (1) whether the prosecution covered up information about benefits awarded to snitches who testified against Mr. Hash, and (2) whether detectives declined, for political reasons, to follow up on leads suggesting that someone other than Mr. Hash committed the crime.  The judge ordered the parties to submit written presentations following the hearing.  He expects to make a decision early next year.

To read news coverage of this week's hearing, click here

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