Criminal Justice
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Supreme Court Opts Out of Taking On Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Case
With this decision, Cosby's previous ruling, which overturned his conviction, will ultimately stand.
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Jussie Smollett Seeks New Trial Citing Claims of Constitutional Rights Violation
Smollett's attorney previously commented on the possibility of an appeal back in late January.
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Man Might Get a New Trial after 24 Years in Prison: Still Claims Innocence
Anthony Sims has been granted another chance to prove he did not murder a Chinese woman in 1998. Sims claims his friend was the killer.
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Three Former Minneapolis Cops Guilty of Violating George Floyd’s Civil Rights
Keung, Thou and Lane could face up to life in prison
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Racist Former NYPD Union Boss Charged With Fraud
Ed Mullins would have a lot more time to write racist tweets behind bars
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Is the NY Criminal Investigation Against Donald Trump About to Collapse?
Two Manhattan prosecutors suddenly quit today, leaving the case up in the air
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George Floyd Case Closing Arguments Conclude; Prosecutor Says 3 Officers “Chose To Do Nothing”
The prosecution and defense attorneys provided their closing arguments to a federal jury on Tuesday.
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Ahmaud Arbery’s Civil Rights Were Violated By His Killers
A federal jury found Ahmaud Arbery's civil rights were violated when he was targeted for being Black by the McMichaels and William Bryan.
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Ben Crump Takes the Case of NJ Teenager Cuffed By Cops
Video of the altercation between Z'kye Husain and Bridgewater Police went viral
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The Criminalization of Black Women Starts Early
A report finds that Black girls are almost as likely to be arrested inside and outside the classroom as Black boys.