Crime
The "War on Cops" That Isn't
Despite what you may have read, it's safer to be a police officer today than it has been in 35 years.
Failing Upward in Criminal Justice
The prosecutor who wrongly put a paraplegic in prison wants to be a judge.
Sticklers for Procedure
Ohio's Supreme Court reverses an acquittal in yet another outrageous sex abuse prosecution.
The Anti-Cop Trend That Isn't
Despite breathless media reports, there is little evidence that violence against police officers is on the rise.
Justice for Sal
After five years, the family of a Virginia optometrist killed by a SWAT team finally gets some closure.
The Lone Gunman Theory of Legislation
The perils of letting armed lunatics drive public policy
The Cake Is a Lie
A prosecutor pulls a preposterous stunt in a murder case and gets rewarded for it.
The Government's License to Steal
Indiana's law barring police departments from enriching themselves through asset forfeiture would be more effective if it weren't ignored.
