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2 Jul 2014:
McMillan, 25, served two thirds of three-month jail sentence for assaulting a police officer during Occupy protest in 2012
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17 Jun 2014: Social media makes it easier and cheaper to build movements quickly – but bypassing the business of creating decision-making infrastructure means they can disappear just as fast
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11 Jun 2014:
Chris Arnade: Cecily McMillan is behind bars, unlike any of the architects of the financial crisis. In an exclusive conversation with The Guardian, she explains why her sentence serves a purpose
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10 Jun 2014: City agrees to pay $583,000 to group of Occupy demonstrators who alleged they were wrongfully arrested in 2012
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19 May 2014: Allison Kilkenny: Three months might seem like a light sentence. But Occupy was suppressed by the heavy hand of police brutality – and a legal system that discouraged and dissolved dissent
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19 May 2014:
McMillan to also serve five years' probation for deliberately elbowing a New York police officer at a protest in 2012
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9 May 2014: Maria Alyokhina and Nadya Tolokonnikova said they were 'appalled and saddened' by the case of the Occupy Wall Street activist
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8 May 2014: Guardian obtains copy of letter from nine of 12 jurors in case of woman who faces up to seven years in prison for assault
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7 May 2014:
Chris Arnade: The Occupy Wall Street crowd is upset over a verdict in a felony police assault case against one of its own. Rightly so. But save your outrage for those who still aren't even granted due process
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6 May 2014: Cecily McMillan 'terrified' ahead of sentencing of up to seven years in prison after conviction for assaulting police officer
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5 May 2014: Molly Knefel: The hyper-selective retelling of events mirrors the popular narrative of Occupy Wall Street – and how one woman may serve seven years while the NYPD goes free
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5 May 2014:
Occupy protesters shouting 'shame' led out of court after Cecily McMillan convicted on charge that could carry seven years in prison.
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3 May 2014: Occupy Wall Street activist faces up to seven years in prison if found guilty of having assaulted police officer during protest
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29 Apr 2014: Activist, on trial for assaulting a police officer, told court she was dismissed as mainstream by more radical protesters
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14 Apr 2014:
Cecily McMillan denies assaulting the officer during an operation to clear the Zuccotti Park of hundreds of people who gathered to mark six months of the Occupy movement
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