Criminal Justice
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Something Ain’t Right About This Detroit Woman’s Sudden Eviction
Taura Brown, who lives with a terminal illness, and local activists clashed with bailiffs outside her home while protesting her eviction.
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These Facts May Answer Your Questions About the Jayland Walker Police Shooting
The grand jury will decide whether the Akron officers will be indicted in the fatal Jayland Walker shooting.
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New Piece of Evidence Makes Rasheem Carter Case Even Spookier
The family of Rasheem Carter released a screen grab from a trail camera.
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Body Cam Footage in Racist Ranch Fiasco Released
The El Paso deputies appeared dismissive of the Mallerys complaints.
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Los Angeles DA’s Office Apologizes for Sending Innocent Man to Prison
Maurice Hastings was declared innocent after 38 years in prison.
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Tracy McCarter Walked Free From Murder Charges. A Public Campaign Helped Get Her Out
Public outcry over the prosecution of a domestic violence survivor reached a fever pitch last year, but how much influence did it have on her release?
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America’s Prison System Is Biased In More Ways Than We Ever Expected
Federal corrections officers are accused of racist, misogynistic behavior toward their Black colleagues.
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It’s the Remix to Conviction: R. Kelly Sentenced to 20 Years for Chicago Sex Crimes
The disgraced R&B singer is already currently serving a 30-year sentence as a result of his Chicago trial that concluded in 2021.