Criminal Justice
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Witness In George Floyd Arrest Had “Gut Feeling” Something Was Wrong At The Scene
“I instantly knew that he was in distress,” Alyssa Funari said in her testimony in court.
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Black Woman Who Served 26 Years for Murder Battles to Clear Her Name
Laquanda “Faye” Jacobs was arrested in 1992 and released in 2016 after accepting a deal from prosecutors
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Biden Has Chance To Put First Black Woman On Supreme Court With Justice Stephen Breyer’s Retirement
Federal Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and California Supreme Court Justice Leondra Kruger are potential candidates.
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Kyle Rittenhouse’s Pal Gets Sweetheart Plea Deal
The guy who bought Kenosha vigilante's killing machine won't do time or have a record
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Justice Department Continues Investigations Into Civil Rights Era Killings After Closing Emmett Till Case
Among the list of open cases are police shootings of Black victims, an arson that killed a 9-year-old girl in Philadelphia and the assassination of Edwin Pratt.
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Oklahoma Govenor Takes Julius Jones off Death Row
Hours before a scheduled lethal injection, Oklahoma’s governor spares life of man many believe is innocent.