Fugitive sex offender posed as LGBTQ+ journalist for years, authorities say
Authorities in California say that George Paul Bishop went by the name Brody Levesque to avoid being arrested.
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February 1, 2025
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Authorities in California say that George Paul Bishop went by the name Brody Levesque to avoid being arrested.
Harvard Law Professor Mark Tushnet, who once clerked for Marshall and chronicled his career in two books, reflects on how today’s justices have strayed from his example.
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The nonbinary civil rights activist, lawyer, poet, and priest will appear on a quarter.
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The Democratic governor said he is against inmates “receiving better coverage and health care than a law-abiding citizen.”
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It was the second time federal officials arrested him for the breaded assault.
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