Oliver Laughland
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- Jul 22, 2026
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He won office in Louisiana after a murder exoneration. Maga wouldnât let the election stand (opens the original)
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Calvin Duncan studied law in prison to free himself and won his court clerk race in a landslide. Three hours in, the role was abolished in an act of âwhite supremacyâ The grand old criminal courthouse in New Orleans, encased by towering neoclassical columns, is a building that has altered the course of Calvin Duncanâs life at many junctures. First, in 1985, when he was sentenced to life without parole for a murder he did not commit. Then, over decades, as he fought to access his vital case
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