Maura Healey pushed to revise prosecution deadlines in Massachusetts, while Adam Scanlon worked with survivors on DNA exceptions, informed by ProPublica findings.
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What happened
Maura Healey pushed to revise prosecution deadlines in Massachusetts, while Adam Scanlon worked with survivors on DNA exceptions, informed by ProPublica findings.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Healey pushed to revise prosecution deadlines in MA; Scanlon worked on DNA exceptions with survivors.1 source
Scanlan addressed neighbors' financial and staffing concerns in Massachusetts.1 source
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- MassHousing faces scrutiny following a Globe investigation, leading to questions from Diana DiZoglio and appointments by Maura Healey.
The entities involved
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Maura Healey
73rd governor of Massachusetts (born 1971)
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Adam Scanlon
politician in Massachusetts, US
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Massachusetts
state of the United States of America