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Judge Rules in Immigration Coronavirus Lawsuit
All immigrant detainees and staff at Bristol County Jail must get tested for the coronavirus, a federal judge ruled, just days after an altercation broke out over testing in the facility.
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Michelle Carter Reports to Probation After Early Release
Michelle Carter, the woman convicted of manslaughter for urging her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself in text messages was released from a Massachusetts jail Thursday.
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PHOTOS: Michelle Carter Released From Jail Early
After serving less than a year in jail for involuntary manslaughter, 23-year-old Michelle Carter walked free on Thursday following her early release. Sentenced to 15 months in jail for urging her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, to take his own life, Carter was released three months early for good behavior. Carter was 17 at the time of 18-year-old Roy’s suicide. In the days... -
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Michelle Carter Awaits Early Release From Jail
Michelle Carter is slated to walk out of jail a free woman after serving time for involuntary manslaughter in connection to the suicide of her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III.
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Michelle Carter Released From Jail Early in Texting-Suicide Case
Michelle Carter will become a free woman Thursday once she is released early from prison after serving time for an involuntary manslaughter charge for the suicide of her boyfriend Conrad Roy III.
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Michelle Carter to Be Released From Jail Thursday
The woman convicted in the infamous Massachusetts texting suicide case will be released from jail Thursday, months early due to good behavior.
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