Criminal Justice
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18-Year-Old Threatens to Kill Sheriff If Young Thug is Not Released
He is facing 23 counts of terroristic threats and his bond has been denied.
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Mother and Son Hang Black-Faced Doll in Neighbors Yard, Attorney General Files Suit
This is the first time the attorney general used provisions from the state hate crime laws to file the suit.
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Video of Oath Keepers, Proud Boys Leaders Meeting Before of Jan 6. Attack Released
The two met with other extremist leaders in a hotel garage to discuss the attack for the following day.
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Supreme Court Witchhunt: Justices Want Clerks to turnover Their Phone Records
If you can't figure out who leaked a draft decision, why not invade employees' privacy?
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Biden Signs Policing Executive Order On 2nd Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death
Biden's executive order will establish a national Law Enforcement Accountability Database and outlaw chokeholds for 100,000 federal officers.
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Justice Department Directs Federal Agents To Intervene If They See Police Abuse
Federal agents are to step in if they see any law enforcement officers use excessive force that violates the law according to new DOJ policy.
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Wu-Tang Clan Studio Worker Wrongfully Convicted in 1996 Killing to Receive $7 Million Settlement From New York City
Grant Williams was exonerated in July 2021 for the 1996 shooting of Shdell Lewis.
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Judge Hears Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit by Family of Henrietta Lacks
The suit alleges Thermo Fisher Scientific knowingly mass-produced and sold Lacks’ tissue.