UPDATE: USC Murder Suspects Plead Not Guilty

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Michael Juliani
Executive Producer

Barnes, 20, and Bolden, 19, plead not guilty to murder charges.

USC Murder Suspects Plead Not Guilty

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Michael Juliani
Executive Producer

Barnes and Bolden plead not guilty.

USC Requests Wrongful-Death Lawsuit Be Dropped

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Paige Brettingen
Executive Producer

The university says it should not be held responsible for the April shootings.

Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against USC Faces Hurdles

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Judy L. Wang
Staff Reporter

But legal expert John Nockleby says it still may cause trouble for the school.

Two Charged In USC Graduate Student Slayings

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Amanda Martinez
Supervising Executive Producer

UPDATE: Arraignment of the two suspects, Bryan Barnes and Javier Bolden, has been postponed until June 25.

Neighbors React To Arrests Of Suspects Linked To Murdered USC Students

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Danny Lee, Paige Brettingen
Staff Reporters

Residents say they're not accustomed to police presence in the area like they saw on Friday.

Parents Of Slain Students File Wrongful Death Suit Against USC

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Catherine Green
Editor-in-Chief

The families of Wu Ying and Qu Ming filed the suit Wednesday, calling for damages from the school based on "intentional misrepresentation" and negligence in USC's courting of Chinese students. At issue are claims of safety around the South Central L.A. campus.