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'The Onion' filed a real brief with the Supreme Court supporting man jailed for making fun of cops

which describes itself in the brief as"the world’s leading news publication" with"4.3 trillion" readers that maintains"a towering standard of excellence to which the rest of the industry aspires.

Its team has filed a very real amicus brief with the Supreme Court in support of Anthony Novak, who was arrested and jailed for four days after briefly running a Facebook page parodying the police department of Parma, Ohio back in 2016., Novak had suggested that the cops were racist and lacked compassion in about half a dozen posts within 12 hours that the page was up. Parma's police department claimed back then that people were confusing its posts with real information from law enforcement.

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