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'It feels like a spectacle': Multnomah County judge delays resentencing of convicted criminals after challenge
'It feels like a spectacle': Multnomah County judge delays resentencing of convicted criminals after challenge
'It feels like a spectacle': Multnomah County judge delays resentencing of convicted criminals after challenge

Published on: 12/30/2024

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The Multnomah County District Attorney's office said the latest resentencing requests are no different from the many others filed in 2024, despite late criticism.

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