NJ State Trooper Who Beat Disabled Man Wants Disciplinary Charges Dropped
Suing the state police
Suing the state police
State investigation said "system failed" officers when they shot two people more than 100 times at the end of a police chase over a gun that wasn't
DA and internal investigation cleared the cop, natch
Admitting to doping could lead to perjury and obstruction of justice charges
Another round of review on Reddit
More than half of all inmates have some sort of mental issue
Somebody managed to charge grocery purchases in Chicago to him
Shows support after controversial tweet from his father
Accused of ruining a man's name during a business dispute
Was stunned and restrained in jail cell after alleged aggressive behavior
They have big incentives to lie under oath
None of the five plaintiffs were ever charged and their arrests have been expunged
How about picking less-slimy prosecutors, too?
Judge faces "court of inquiry" typically used against elected officials accused of misbehavior
Jimmy Lee Dykes is holding a 5-year-old hostage in a rural bunker
Including three members of the Palestinian parliament
And a host of other crimes
21 people, overwhelmingly minorities, were shot and killed by the NYPD in 2012
Officials still tracking leads in case of man shot outside courthouse
How many of them were put on the desks because they screwed up out on the streets in the first place?
Federal prison population continues to grow
As long as prosecutors have the option to put first-time computer trespassers behind bars for decades, we will continue to see such clear injustices.
Fourth suit in four years filed over stun guns in Delaware
A day after another cop was fired for shooting an unarmed motorist
The prosecutor in the Aaron Swartz case is not only cruel, but also incompetent
Home invasions are best deterred by armed residents
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