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A Times analysis claims police officers in Brazil shoot without fear or restraints during raids and is rarely held accountable for the killings.

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At a time when the rest of the country is pulling back on harsh sentencing and criminal legislation, New Mexico is preparing to implement stricter anti-crime laws.
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