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Felony vandalism charges against Stanford protesters dismissed in agreement with attorney general

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Felony vandalism charges against twelve Stanford pro-Palestinian protesters have been dismissed following an agreement with the attorney general. The dismissal concludes a legal case that previously resulted in a mistrial in February after a jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

The original charges stemmed from protests held at Stanford University involving pro-Palestinian demonstrators. The resolution through the attorney general's office brings an end to the prosecution of the twelve individuals who were initially facing felony counts.

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Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel) (IL) Highlights the previous mistrial due to a hung jury.
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