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Original: Johnson — who held a position as church leader at the Faith Congregational in the Jackson Hill neighbourhood of Muskegon — awaits sentencing in June for the two counts of first-degree sexual misconduct and one second-degree sexual misconduct charge.
Revised: Johnson — who held a position as church leader at the Faith Congregational in the Jackson Hill neighbourhood of Muskegon — awaits sentencing in June for the two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and one second-degree sexual misconduct charge.
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Original: Johnson — who held a position as church leader at the Faith Congregational in the Jackson Hill neighbourhood of Muskegon — awaits sentencing in June for the two counts of first-degree sexual misconduct and one second-degree sexual misconduct charge.
Revised: Johnson — who held a position as church leader at the Faith Congregational in the Jackson Hill neighbourhood of Muskegon — awaits sentencing in June for the two counts of first-degree sexual misconduct and one second-degree criminal sexual conduct charge.
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Original:  Two of the women were between 13 and 15 when Johnson assaulted them, and one only ten when Johnson's assaults began .
Revised:  Two of the women were between thirteen and fifteen when Johnson assaulted them, and one only ten when Johnson's assaults began .
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Original:  Two of the women were between 13 and 15 when Johnson assaulted them, and one only ten when Johnson's assaults began .
Revised:  Two of the women were between 13 and 15 when Johnson assaulted them, and one only ten .
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Original:  One of the victims is now seventy years old and told the court she was assaulted by Johnson in 1957.
Revised:  A woman of seventy testified to being assaulted by Johnson in 1957.
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Original:  In addition, the parliament also voted to establish an internment government during the continuing election crisis.
Revised:  In addition, the parliament also voted to establish an interim government during the continuing election crisis.
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Original:  Judge Glynn issued  in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake, a violation of state law.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake, a violation of state law.
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Original:  The temporary order is to stay in effect until November.
Revised:  The order is to stay in effect until November.
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Original:  In 3 months time, over 80 suspects have been released as a result of the ruling.
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Original:  Friday’s hearing was called suddenly when the city mayor’s office of Martin O'Malley filed a motion to join the lawsuit brought by public defenders on behalf of criminal suspects .
Revised:  Friday’s hearing was called suddenly when the city mayor’s office of Martin O'Malley filed a motion to join a lawsuit that was brought by public defenders on behalf of criminal suspects .
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Original:  The motion was presided over in court by Judge Glynn.
Revised:  The motion was presided over by Judge Glynn.
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Original:  One mayor’s aide said ;
Revised:  One mayor’s aide said ,
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Original:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Judge Glynn , expressing concern at the hearing that he is not sure a purely judicial remedy is the answer said, “If I find that it is a hopeless disaster…
Revised:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Judge Glynn expressed concern at the hearing that he is not sure a purely judicial remedy is the answer said, “If I find that it is a hopeless disaster…
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Original:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Judge Glynn , expressing concern at the hearing that he is not sure a purely judicial remedy is the answer said, “If I find that it is a hopeless disaster…
Revised:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Judge Glynn , expressing concern at the hearing that a purely judicial remedy is the answer said, “If I find that it is a hopeless disaster…
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Original:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Judge Glynn , expressing concern at the hearing that he is not sure a purely judicial remedy is the answer said, “If I find that it is a hopeless disaster…
Revised:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Judge Glynn , expressing concern at the hearing that he is not sure a purely judicial remedy may not be the answer, and said, “If I find that it is a hopeless disaster…
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Original:  He suggested there is the possibility that political action, not court intervention, may be needed to solve accusations of inefficient management made by the city and its police .
Revised:  He suggested there is the possibility that political action, not court intervention, may be needed to solve what the city and its police .
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Original:  He suggested there is the possibility that political action, not court intervention, may be needed to solve accusations of inefficient management made by the city and its police .
Revised:  He suggested there is the possibility that political action, not court intervention, may be needed to solve accusations of inefficient management made by the city and police call inefficient management practices .
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office, who represents the prison’s corrections officers, said  city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time an arrested suspect is delivered and processing begins .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office, who represents the prison’s corrections officers, said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time an arrested suspect is delivered and processing begins .
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office, who represents the prison’s corrections officers, said  city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time an arrested suspect is delivered and processing begins .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office, who represents the prison’s corrections officers, said city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing begins .
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office, who represents the prison’s corrections officers, said  city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time an arrested suspect is delivered and processing begins .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office, who represents the prison’s corrections officers, said city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time an arrested suspect is delivered and processing can begin .
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Original:  It was built to accommodate 900 people, but normally crowd in 1,200 inmates that sometimes lead to conditions in holding rooms with no room to sit on the floor .
Revised:  It was built to accommodate 900 people, but it normally crowds in 1,200 inmates that sometimes lead to conditions in holding rooms with no room to sit on the floor .
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Original:  It was built to accommodate 900 people, but normally crowd in 1,200 inmates that sometimes lead to conditions in holding rooms with no room to sit on the floor .
Revised:  It was built to accommodate 900 people, but normally crowd in 1,200 inmates at a time. Suspects desribe conditions in holding rooms with no room to sit on the floor .
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Original: A  Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
Revised: A Baltimore, Maryland , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
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Original: A  Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
Revised: A Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days that will outline plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
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Original: A  Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
Revised: A Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
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Original: A  Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ’ s Central Booking and Intake Center.
Revised: A Baltimore, Maryland circuit court judge , John M. Glynn, ordered state corrections officials on Friday to produce a written report in 30 days outlining plans to reduce prison over crowding and slow processing times at the city ' s Central Booking and Intake Center.
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Original:  The state-run facility is a centralized prison designed to handle all arrests in the city of 640,000 people, and is the gateway into the criminal justice system for all suspects taken into custody  .
Revised:  The state-run facility is a centralized prison designed to handle all arrests in the city of 640,000 people, and is the gateway into the criminal justice system for all arrestees taken into custody .
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Original:  The state-run facility is a centralized prison designed to handle all arrests in the city of 640,000 people, and is the gateway into the criminal justice system for all suspects taken into custody  .
Revised:  The state-run facility is a centralized prison designed to handle all arrests in the city of 640,000 people, and is the gateway into the criminal justice system for all suspects taken into custody in the city of 640,000 people .
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Original:  In 3 months time, over 80 suspects have been released from the lock-up without being formally charged.
Revised:  In 3 months time, over 80 arrestees were released from Central Booking without being formally charged.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  In April, Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order that releases those held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking that did not get a hearing with a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail if granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:   Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer and then enters the charges into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
Revised:  Judge Glynn issued back in April a temporary restaining order for the release of all prison suspects held in Central Booking who have not had a hearing before a court commissioner within 24 hours of their intake , a violation of state law . A court commissioner sets bail , if any bail is granted, and formalizes the charges brought by the arresting officer . The charges are then entered into the state's computer system where the case is tracked.
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Original:  The time of the commissioner’s hearing also sets the date for the suspect’s right to a speedy trial in 30 days.
Revised:  The hearing marks the date for the suspect’s right to a speedy trial in 30 days.
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Original:  The restraining order is to stay in effect until November.
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Original:  Friday’s hearing was called suddenly when the city mayor’s office of Martin O'Malley filed a motion to join a lawsuit that was brought by public defenders on behalf of criminal suspects and was presided over by Judge Glynn .
Revised:  Friday’s hearing was called after the city mayor’s office of Martin O'Malley filed a motion to join a lawsuit that was brought by public defenders on behalf of criminal suspects and was presided over by Judge Glynn .
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Original:  Aides to O’Malley are seeking help from his court to implement and then monitor procedural changes at Central Booking, and offered sharp criticism of the state ’s public safety officials.
Revised:  Aides to O’Malley are seeking help from his court to implement and then monitor procedural changes at Central Booking, and made sharp criticisms of state public safety officials.
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Original:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Glynn requested parties to the suit to report back on what happens of those 80+ suspects who so far were released as a result  his restraining order.
Revised:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Glynn requested parties to the suit to report back on what happens of those 80+ arrestees who were released so far as a result his restraining order.
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Original:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Glynn requested parties to the suit to report back on what happens of those 80+ suspects who so far were released as a result  his restraining order.
Revised:  I don’t have time to run [Central Booking], nor does the police department.” Glynn requested parties to the suit to report back on what happens of those 80+ suspects who so far were released as a result of his restraining order.
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Original:  When a suspect is released without seeing a court commissioner, the only record in existense is the hand written charging document  which is difficult to track.
Revised:  When an arrestee is released without seeing a court commissioner, the only record in existense is the hand written charging document which is difficult to track.
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Original:  When a suspect is released without seeing a court commissioner, the only record in existense is the hand written charging document  which is difficult to track.
Revised:  When a suspect is released without seeing a court commissioner, the only record that exists is the hand written charging document which is difficult to track.
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing can begin .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office representing the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing can begin .
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing can begin .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing can begin .
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing can begin .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at Central Booking when the arrestee is delivered and processing can begin .
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Original:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing can begin .
Revised:  The Maryland attorney general’s office , who represents the prison’s corrections officers , said at the hearing that city police are part of the problem by not filing charging documents at the same time the suspect they arrest is delivered and processing begins .
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Original:  The state is compelled to accept the prisoner, but cannot move forward without the necessary documents.
Revised:  The state must accept the prisoner, but cannot move forward without the necessary documents.
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Original:  They also say city police sometimes flood the prison , which can create temporary backlogs.
Revised:  They also say city police sometimes flood the facility , which can create temporary backlogs.
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Original:  It was built to accommodate 900 people , but it normally crowds in 1, 200 inmates at a time.
Revised:  It was built to accommodate 900 people at any one time, but normally crowds in 1, 200 inmates at a time.
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Original:  Suspects desribe conditions in holding rooms with no room to sit on the floor and described being crammed in with people who suffer with health problems or drug addicts who vomit from withdrawal
Revised:  Suspects desribe conditions in holding cells with no room to sit on the floor and described being crammed in with people who suffer with health problems or drug addicts who vomit from withdrawal
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