Partial judges among us

By Bryce W. Ashby and Michael J. LaRosa, Guest Columnist Published: May 08, 2019 5:40 PM CT

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Bryce W. Ashby

Bryce Ashby is a former track athlete, current volunteer coach of the Snowden School Elementary track team, and proud dad to three runners.

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Michael J. LaRosa

Michael J. LaRosa is an associate professor of history at Rhodes College.

About 100 years ago, two murders in South Braintree, Massachusetts, captivated our nation and the world. Two Italian immigrants – Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti – were accused, convicted of the crimes and executed in a Massachusetts electric chair in 1927.

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Partial judges among us

Bryce W. Ashby

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