Have you ever wondered if someone was lying to you, but you didn’t know how to tell? For our #Law140 segment this week we talk with someone who gives you tips on how you can “spy the lie”! We also review the politics of Net Neutrality, and in criminal justice news a Chicago officer is sentenced to 5 years federal time for shooting a carful of black teens, automatic tickets are coming to Oklahoma, and a Virginia mom is charged with a felony for trying to protect her daughter from bullies.
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Show Notes:

* Our special guest for the #Law140 segment is Peter Romary (Twitter)
* Here’s the Twitter thread that made me late to the studio (Twitter)
* Measuring the economic impact of HBCUs (Brookings Institute)
* Investigation confirms “ComputerCOP” malware distributed by police (EFF)
* CALIFORNIA: Sheriff installs license plate reader outside of hospital ER (East Bay Express)
* CALIFORNIA: Speeding Boyle Heights officer hits car, kills 7-year-old and 9-year-old boys (LA Times)
* CALIFORNIA: Speeding Perris officer hits, kills 15-year-old girl (KTLA 5)
* CALIFORNIA: Previously-untested evidence leads to pardon for Craig Coley, who spent 39 years in prison for murder he didn’t commit (LA Times)
* DELAWARE: Police ignore the Fourth Amendment to give out turkeys (The News Journal)

* They did this in Texas too (Fsck ‘Em All)

* DC: Prosecutor admits no evidence against 6 protestors; prosecutes them anyway (Washington Post)
* GEORGIA: Long-read on ICE enforcement near Atlanta (NY Times)
* GEORGIA: Baby AJ gets a kidney (CNN)

* Our podcast on AJ being denied a kidney because of dad’s probation (Fsck ‘Em All)
* And AJ’s subsequent hospitalization (Fsck ‘Em All)

* GEORGIA: Newt Gingrich writes editorial calling for sentencing reform (Augusta Chronicle)