How Reporters Coordinate with Law Enforcement, Martin Shkreli Edition
Why you should question reporters who are obviously working with law enforcement for preferential treatment.
Why you should question reporters who are obviously working with law enforcement for preferential treatment.
Deal in the works with the Department of Justice.
After arresting and publicly shaming sex workers, a Florida sheriff proceeds to cruelly mock their appearances and more to local media.
Deserter is reportedly "a truthful but delusional soldier, who identified with John Galt." He faces life in prison.
The Supreme Court agrees to hear three new cases dealing with drunk driving suspects and the Fourth Amendment.
Killing Them Safely directors reveal questionable negative reviews.
There's no such thing as a free baby. But human-trafficking hysteria? We've got that in abundance, thanks.
Extremely inaccurate database to be replaced and revamped
First covered by Reason TV last June, CBS's venerable newsmagazine probes the death of the college student turned confidential informant.
Albuquerque continues snatching and selling cars through civil, not criminal, program.
Interview with director of Killing Them Safely, the first feature-length film to tackle the lethality of the 'revolutionary' law enforcement tool.
Who watches the watchmen? Whoever is doing deals with them, off the books.
More importantly: Was there a cover-up effort and should others face charges?
Loretta Lynch claims "hundreds of sex traffickers" were recently arrested by the FBI. It's not true.
Officer Jason Van Dyke charged with murder.
Laquan McDonald, 17, shot 16 times.
Researchers in St. Louis broaden analysis of police force beyond just fatalities.
The Guardian and other sites are collecting the data on deadly force that the government won't.
The biggest outcome of this costly and time-consuming FBI mission seems to be the arrest of 30 adults on old-fashioned vice charges.
The war on prostitution is the new war on drugs. Learn more!
Bureaucracy turns Department of Justice into hilarious hypocrites
As a proponent of gender-blind law, I understand why D.C. police must take the incident seriously. And yet...
Despite some reforms, civil asset forfeiture revenues continue to grow.
Mizzou admins, cops shouldn't censors hate speech.
El Paso Rep. Beto O'Rourke explains what the GOP frontrunner misses about Mexican immigrants (and everything else).
Response to criticism of police misconduct is to give more reasons to be afraid.
Someone think of the child (predators)
Were chasing his father, who rammed into a police car.
Charles Joseph Gliniewicz died by his own hand.
Nearly 1,000 officers were fired for sex crimes or sexual misconduct from 2009 through 2014, and a third of the incidents involved children.
High Bridge Arms gun shop refused to handover customer information to police.
City pays more than $80,000 to woman detained and searched in The Cosmopolitan casino.
The dubious tale of the "Halloween Revolt"
Meanwhile, shootings by police show no sign of slowing.
"You can't claim to be transparent and then say those orders are a secret. It's beyond ridiculous."
What should have been a peaceful encounter with an officer ended in man's death.
Governor approves modest reforms to asset forfeiture laws.
There is no evidence that police are being targeted more than they've been in the past.
An instructive example out of Kenya (and a few from our own backyard).