California May Be Next to Pass Police Asset Forfeiture Reform
Law enforcement agencies would be blocked from bypassing state restrictions by turning to the Department of Justice.
Law enforcement agencies would be blocked from bypassing state restrictions by turning to the Department of Justice.
The police "said that this is a common thing," stated the Facebook post gone viral. And yet...
The North Charleston, South Carolina, officer fired eight rounds at Scott as he fled.
Three years in prison without a trial, often in solitary, contributed to young man's suicide.
Three of the Kettle Falls Five are scheduled to be sentenced this week.
Wrestles bikini-clad teen to the ground
Journalists and prisoners stage a First Amendment challenge to state secrecy regarding executions.
The state finds ever more ways to menace you with imprisonment...for your own good.
A civil-liberties rebound in state Capitol?
Federal prosecutors say the defendants should go to prison for years.
Lawsuit says police killed dog after bursting into home-to check gas and electricity service.
The district attorney released a short portion when announcing his ruling last summer
And what's behind the increase in Baltimore's homicides?
Officer allegedly stood on hand, broke fingers
The right not to be abused by a cop while at school is actually a lot more legit than the right not to get fired for being a poor cop.
Agents turn to local judges and prosecutors to get permission more quickly.
One of the bikers arrested sues Waco police for having no cause for the arrest.
Nor is it required by the First Amendment.
Outrage over private prisons are largely a distraction from the wider issues of the prison-industrial complex.
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