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Mainline is launching its new virtual recurring media training series on March 3! Read more about the series, what we're covering, and format/scheduling here:.

For more information about the chemical fire that occurred at Bio-Lab in Conyers, Rockdale County, on Sun., Sept. 29, check out this coverage by @guardian :.

Since yesterday, metro Atlanta residents are reporting they've experienced chemical exposures after the Bio-Lab chemical fire in Conyers, with little to no warning from city or public officials. Read our preliminary report here:.

RT @RevSouthNolan: “Genocide Joe has got to go,” rings through the streets of Midtown in Atlanta ahead of the first presidential debate.….

RT @_shab: “If it were up to me, you guys would all be dead” … said to 2 Palestinian women and a child today in #atl. Anyone recognize the….

RT @micahinATL: Pretty scandalous Georgia story: the UGA Law School's First Amendment Clinic filed a lawsuit to force the Atlanta Police Fo….

RT @resist_abolish: Yesterday the Pentagon awarded a $339 million dollar contract to Georgia Tech to develop missile systems. The Universi….

For months, police have escalated harassment of South Atlanta residents living near the 'Cop City' construction site. The escalation has continued on the heels of the multi-agency raids that took place in the area in February. Read about it here:.

Adams is expected to being scheduling hearings for nearly 150 pending motions after May 21. 9/end.

The defense is seeking to obtain all messages regarding the investigation and prosecution of the movement exchanged by law enforcement, including on encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal. Adams ordered the state turn over any messages by May 17. 8/x.

Adams also responded to a motion filed by defendant Jamie Marsciano’s defense team in March, which seeks to preserve the site of their arrest—the Weelaunee Forest. Adams agreed with the defense & said she expects there to be a site visit by June. 7/x.

These issues with discovery infringe on defendants’ sixth amendment right to a trial without unnecessary delay, the ability to defend themselves, the right to build a cohesive defense, & a right to know the nature of the charges and evidence against them. 6/x.

In earlier hearings, Deputy Attorney General John Fowler said the state has five terabytes of data for discovery. He says there is more digital discovery forthcoming. 5/x.

Defense attorneys have reported that the evidence the state has given them arrived extremely disorganized with no index or guide to identify what will be used at trial. 4/x.

Judge Kimberly Adams ordered the prosecution to release all of its discovery (i.e. evidence against the defendants) by May 17. Sources in the courtroom said Judge Adams seemed “annoyed” with the state’s pace of evidence disclosures. 3/x.

Today’s focus was largely on case schedules for defendants, except for Ayla King, whose case remains in limbo in the appellate courts. (King’s case is scheduled to be heard in the appellate court in June.) 2/x.

Here are our key updates from today’s hearings for the ongoing Cop City RICO trials, otherwise known as the ATL 61 trials: 1/x.

RT @pagedukes: Last Saturday at Lee Arrendale State Prison in Alto, GA, Sherry Joyce was killed. Staff disregarded/covered up a statement f….

To learn more about the no confidence votes, what they mean for the student movement in Emory and Atlanta, and what they’re demanding, read our recently published article by Emory students here: .