The protests in Portland became a national flashpoint over the role federal law enforcement was playing. A news report this week said federal prosecutors had moved to dismiss dozens of cases stemming from the demonstrations.
March 03, 2021 at 02:05 PM
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Federal prosecutors in Portland on Wednesday moved to dismiss a disorderly conduct case against a former Littler Mendelson associate who was charged amid social unrest in the city over the summer as thousands of protesters took to the streets to confront racism and systemic inequality.
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