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Marsy’s Law was meant to protect crime victims. It now hides the identities of cops who use force.

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At least half of Florida's 30 largest police agencies said they apply Marsy's Law to shield the names of officers. Now it's on the ballot in Kentucky.

      
Kenny Jacoby, USA TODAY, and Ryan Gabrielson, ProPublica
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