AirTalk

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with Larry Mantle

AirTalk for July 24, 2014

A federal judge bolstered a lawsuit yesterday allowing 125,000 California inmates to be represented in a challenge to race-based prison treatment. Also, should pharmacies be required to translate drug labels for non-English speakers? Then, we discuss the late Philip Seymour Hoffman's decision not to leave his children trust funds. What do you expect to leave or receive from an estate?
Supreme Court To Rule On California's Overcrowded Prisons

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California prisoners granted class-action lawsuit against race-based policies

Should public schools play host to private summer school courses?

Should pharmacies be required to translate drug labels for non-English speakers?

CHP removes lane-splitting guidelines from its website

With Sterling fighting Clippers sale, should players play under protest?

The late Philip Seymour Hoffman didn't want 'trust fund kids'

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