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The case involving the death of Matthew Shepard is one of the most well-known that featured an LGBTQ+ panic defense. Two men accused of beating the 21-year-old to death attempted to use the defense to excuse their actions.In the past, New Jersey defendants have successfully argued that gay or trans panic constituted heat of passion provocation in order to reduce charges of murder to manslaughter. Under the new law, defendants will be prohibited from using a victim’s actual or perceived gender identity or expression or affectional or sexual orientation as a heat of passion defense to murder in New Jersey courts.“We will always stand with our LGBTQ+ community and promote full equality for all our residents,” said Governor Phil Murphy. “Gay and trans panic defenses are rooted in homophobia and abhorrent excuses that should never be used to justify violence against vulnerable populations. With this new law, we are enacting critical measures to protect our friends and neighbors in the LGBTQ+ community.” This makes New Jersey the ninth state to issue a ban on these kinds of defenses. New York 1104

The complaint also accuses Frisiello of using an internet prank service to send a glitter bomb to the Stanford professor, and said investigators discovered Frisiello ordered the glitter bomb and tried to send others, including some to the President's family, and that Frisiello posted messages on Facebook similar to messages in the letters. The complaint said investigators found further evidence in Frisiello's trash. 419

The charging document also says he exchanged an "innocuous text message" with Gates in mid-August 2016, and said falsely that was their last interaction. 153

The body camera videos show Clay fall to the floor. One officer can be heard saying, "I'm shot, man. I'm shot."Officers drove Schultz from the scene to University of Cincinnati Medical Center. He was shot in the forearm and also had a bullet graze his hand, police said. Those shots were fired by his fellow officers, according to Isaac.The officers involved will be on administrative leave for at least seven days per protocol, Isaac said. After the homicide investigation is complete, there will be an internal investigation and an investigation by the Citizen Complaint Authority.A police report described the incident as "justifiable homicide (Not a Crime)."Schultz has been with the Cincinnati Police Department since 2003, Isaac said. Bender has been with CPD since 2001 and Wells since 1995.The warrant being served was for a robbery at the Boost Mobile store at 2536 Kemper Lane two days earlier. Police showed clips of security camera video of the incident. It shows a man, allegedly Clay, enter the store and begin an unprovoked attack on a 32-year-old employee. The man tackles the employee, punches him and slams him to the ground. Isaac said the attack lasted more than six minutes. The man then appears to take money from the desk and chases the employee out of the store. 1296

The city also wants the state Legislature to tweak a law that took effect Monday. It requires gun owners to undergo a background check to purchase ammunition and outlaws people from bringing ammunition into California from other states. California Gov. Gavin Newsom and other Democratic leaders say that the state's new ammunition laws will save lives by helping authorities discover so-called ghost guns that aren't registered with the state. 443

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