Booting Cops Makes Mexican Town Safer
Shocker
Criminal Justice
Outcome Uncertain for Inmates Waiting on Maryland Death Penalty Ban
Condemned prisoners might still be snuffed
Bolshoi Ballet Embroiled in Acid Attack Scandal
Did dancer attempt to blind artistic director?
Group Wants Impartial Military Justice System
Commanding officers can currently overrule juries and judges
Fear of a Skeleton Saint
A form of worship crosses the Mexican border—and so does a moral panic.
Los Angeles Public Schools Pay Millions To Settle Abuse By Teacher
Maybe pick someplace else to send your kid
French Teacher Extorted Thousands of Euros With Expulsion Threat
And then bounced the kid, anyway
Lawyer for Terrorism Suspect Doesn't Want Jews on Jury
Because of "inflammatory testimony" about Jews and Zionism to come
Somali Journalists Claim Police Brutality, Threats at Gunpoint While Covering Court Case
Government in glorious splendor
Cops in Florida Say They Shot and Killed Man Who Was Suicidal, Threatening Them With Scissors
Suicide's against the law
Maryland Legislators Considering Bill That Could Make Nonviolent Misdemeanor Records Private
Under the proposal people could ask for their records to be shielded from the public
Minors Can Still be Executed by Firing Squad in Yemen
One of four countries that still executes children
UN Says Malian Soldiers Are Carrying Out Retaliatory Attacks Against Specific Ethnic Groups
Tuaregs and Arabs at risk
James Holmes Expected to Plead Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity
Charged with 166 counts, including murder and attempted murder, in the Aurora cinema shooting last July
Man Who Threatened to Blow up the Liberty Bell to Stand Trial
Carlos Balsas is charged with making bomb threats and making a false alarm
Jerry Sandusky's Lawyers Claim They Did Not Have Enough Time to Prepare a Defense
Former Penn State assistant football coach is appealing his sexual abuse conviction
Tech Firms and Private Prisons Both Trying to Influence Immigration Reform
Though not on the same page
British Former Member of Parliament and Ex Wife Sentenced to Eight Months in Prison
Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce both guilty of perverting the course of justice
Police Department in North Carolina Has $30,000 Drone Apparently Unused Since 2008
Bought with drug money
Oscar Pistorius Defense Appeals Bail Conditions
Disabled athlete says he shot girlfriend when he mistook her for an intruder
Italian Officials Believe Seven Foreign Nationals Kidnapped By Nigerian Terrorists Are Dead
The Italian, British, Greek, and Lebanese hostages were taken by a group with links to the Islamist group Boko Haram
US and Allies to Push for Formal Inquiry into North Korea's Human Rights Record
Could lead to the Stalinist regime being referred to the International Criminal Court
Italian Court Doctors Rule Berlusconi Can Attend Tax Fraud Appeal
The former prime minister had claimed an eye infection meant he could not leave hospital
S. African Policemen Plead 'Not Guilty' in Dragging Death
In a rough country, the murder still has the power to shock
Eric Holder Makes it Clear DOJ's Culture — Not the Prosecutor — Is the Problem in Swartz Case
Does not think piling on of federal charges in order to scare out a plea deal is an issue
Colorado Lawmakers Consider Mandatory Compensation for Wrongful Imprisonment
To the tune of $70,000 per year, plus health insurance, a state tuition waiver and reimbursement for legal fines and fees
Burglars Break Into Cop's Home, Steal Guns, Poison Police Dog
Police believe burglar knew the Richmond, CA home was a cop's
DA: Confusing Addresses the Reason for "Tragic Mistake" of Police Shooting 89-Year-Old Woman
During a shootout in her apartment building the cops thought she was the suspect
New Orleans, Justice Dept. Looking for Company to Monitor Police Department
Federal monitor sought
Some Republicans Want Bin Laden Son-in-Law Tried in Military Court
Was charged in criminal court
