law
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Ex-Minneapolis Thomas Lane Ordered Report To Colorado Prison In Floyd Killing
The former officer will to a low-security federal prison in Colorado on August 30th to serve a two-and-a-half year sentence
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Two Ex-Minneapolis Officers Charged In George Floyd Killing Reject Plea Deal
A trial date for J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao has been set for October 24th.
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New Orleans Man Exonerated after Prosecution Finds Hidden Evidence
The district attorney’s office had been accused of hiding evidence that could’ve proved the man’s innocence.
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Prosecutor Who Tried to Lock Up Pamela Moses Loses Re-Election Bid
Her office had come under fire from criminal justice organizations for misconduct.
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A Sixth Teen Charged in the Central Park Five Case to Be Exonerated
Steven Lopez will be exonerated Monday after being bullied by investigators into pleading guilty.
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Jan. 6th Committee Prepared To Issue Subpoena For Ginni Thomas, Cheney Says
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas could use spousal privilege in order to stop his wife from testifying
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Judge Finds Enough Evidence to Pursue Criminal Charges Against Elijah McClain’s Killers
The defendants were previously indicted by a grand jury on a combined 32 counts.
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Police Shooting of Pregnant Black Woman Justified by Seattle Jurors
Charleena Lyles was 15 weeks pregnant when she was shot and killed.