Court Upholds $5 Million Defamation Case Against Prison Union
Accused of ruining a man's name during a business dispute
Criminal Justice
Iraq War Vet Charged in Sniper's Shooting on Suicide Watch
Was stunned and restrained in jail cell after alleged aggressive behavior
UK Police Stole Dead Children's Identities to Infiltrate Protesters
Tactic has been going on for three decades
Calif. Supreme Court to Start Hearing on Pot Dispensary Bans
Can cities or counties ban them within their boundaries?
Opinion: Police Testimony Not So Trustworthy
They have big incentives to lie under oath
CA Police Department Pays $650K To Settle Brutality Claims
None of the five plaintiffs were ever charged and their arrests have been expunged
Congress Considers "Aaron's Law" To Reduce Abusive Hacker Prosecutions
How about picking less-slimy prosecutors, too?
Prosecutorial Misconduct Under the Magnifying Glass in Texas
Judge faces "court of inquiry" typically used against elected officials accused of misbehavior
Ft. Collins, Colorado Spent Nearly $500,000 on Officer Accused of Perjury in Murder Trial
Prosecutor dismayed he had to drop charges against cop, while internal affairs investigation continues
Alabama Hostage Crisis Enters Seventh Day
Jimmy Lee Dykes is holding a 5-year-old hostage in a rural bunker
Israeli Forces Arrest Members of Hamas in the West Bank
Including three members of the Palestinian parliament
Exposing Fraud in New Jersey's Broken Pension System
Former cops collect hefty lifetime pensions thanks to bogus disability claims.
NJ Cop Gets Almost 4 Years for Planting Evidence, Falsifying Reports
And a host of other crimes
Ramarley Graham's Family Suing Over Killing of Son by NYPD
21 people, overwhelmingly minorities, were shot and killed by the NYPD in 2012
No Arrests Yet in Killing of Texas Prosecutor
Officials still tracking leads in case of man shot outside courthouse
Grandmother Sues After Grenade-Wielding SWAT Team Raids Her Home
Somebody else had used her WiFi to post Internet threats
Chicago to Put More Desk Officers Out on the Street
How many of them were put on the desks because they screwed up out on the streets in the first place?
Local Police Offer Workplace Violence Training
Involving generalizations bound to turn your employees against each other
Drug Offenders, Not Violent Criminals Fill up Federal Prisons
Federal prison population continues to grow
Girl Wins Science Fair with Detective Dad's Drug Dogs
Also was allowed to incorporate actual cocaine into experiment
Aaron Swartz: The Punishment Did Not Fit the Crime
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.
