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Search Results 51 - 60 of 72 for Jena

• Voices from Jena: White School Board Member Accuses Jena Six of Committing a Hate Crime, Says Nooses Were Hung from a Schoolyard Tree "In a Joking Manner"
  September 19, 2007 | Story
  During a recent trip to Jena, Democracy Now! interviewed Billy "Bulldog" Fowler, a member of the La Salle Parish School Board. Fowler, 68, moved to Jena in 1940. He says Jena is being unfairly painted …
• Voices from Jena: African American Educator from Jena Accuses DA of Conflict of Interest in Handling of Jena Six Case
  September 19, 2007 | Story
  Former Assistant School Superintendent Cleveland Riser says local district attorney Reed Walters should have recused himself from the Jena Six case because he also serves as the attorney for the local …
• Thousands Expected to March in Jena to Protest Pending Charges Against High School Students
  September 18, 2007 | Story
  Thousands of people are expected to gather in Jena, Louisiana on Thursday to protest the pending charges against six African American high school students. Last week, a Louisiana appeals court threw …
• Court Overturns Conviction of Mychal Bell
  September 17, 2007 | Headline
  In Louisiana, a state appeals court has overturned the conviction of 17-year-old Mychal Bell, one of the Jena Six, but he remains behind bars. Last year Bell and five other African American high …
• Jena 6 Member Has Charge Reduced to Aggravated Battery
  September 12, 2007 | Headline
  In Louisiana, prosecutors have reduced the attempted murder charge of Robert Bailey, one of an accused group of black high school students known as the Jena Six. Bailey and five teens were arrested …
• Judge Reduces Charges in Jena 6 Case But Refuses to Overturn Mychal Bell Conviction
  September 05, 2007 | Story
  A Louisiana judge has refused to overturn the conviction of Mychal Bell. He and five other African American teens were arrested and charged with attempted murder after a schoolyard fight in which a …
• The Fight for Civil Liberties in the Age of Terror: ACLU Head Anthony Romero on Civilian Killings in Iraq, Domestic Spying, Torture, John Walker Lindh and More
  September 05, 2007 | Story
  Anthony Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, joins us to discuss the U.S. killing of civilians in Iraq, psychologists involvement in interrogations, the Bush …
• Judge To Hears Arguments in Jena Six Case
  September 04, 2007 | Headline
  And in Jena Louisiana, a judge is scheduled to hear arguments today on motions to toss out the conviction of Mychal Bell. Last year Bell and five other African American high school students were …
• School Bans "Free The Jena 6" Shirts
  August 31, 2007 | Headline
  School officials in Jena Louisiana have banned students from wearing t-shirts that read "Free the Jena 6." The school superintendent said the t-shirts are a threat to the order of the campus. Last …
• Jailed in New Orleans Two Weeks Before Katrina, Fmr. Corrections Officer Held for Four Months Without Charge
  August 31, 2007 | Story
  Roderick Dean, a former corrections officer, recounts his harrowing ordeal two years ago when he was arrested and jailed without charge on August 11, 2005 - two weeks before Hurricane Katrina. When …