Snowden: Recent NSA Ruling is "the First of Many" Victories
Says he knew surveillance programs would be ruled unconstitutional after he leaked classified documents
Courts
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
How the government encourages kangaroo courts for sex crimes on campus
Snowden on NSA Phone Collection Ruling: Told Ya So
Save the victory laps for the Supreme Court ruling, though
Sen. Alexander's Former Chief of Staff Released After Being Arrested on Child Porn Charges
Ryan Loskarn to stay with his parents
Court Strips Immunity from Sheriff in Maryland Lawsuit
$1.1 million verdict for retaliation against deputy allegedly forced to falsify a report
9th Circuit Chief Judge Sees Widespread Prosecutorial Misconduct
Alex Kozinski calls it an epidemic
FBI, Medical Experts Pin Kelly Thomas' Brutal Death on Police Beating
Retired FBI agent testified Thomas had right to defend himself from police brutality
George Zimmerman's Girlfriend Wants Assault, Criminal Mischief Charges Dropped
Prosecutors say they can still pursue the case despite her wishes
Terror Suspects Extradited From the UK Due in Federal Court in Connecticut
Accused of supporters terrorism in Afghanistan and Chechnya
18 Former and Current LA County Sheriff's Deputies Arrested in Civil Rights Abuse and Corruption Investigation
FBI looking into allegations of abuses in jail system
10-Day Waiting Period to Buy Gun May Be Unconstutional
District Court rules it is at least a burden on Second Amendment rights
Former San Diego Mayor Bob Filner To Be Sentenced Today
Pleaded guilty to mistreating women in October
Man Accused of Murdering British Soldier in London Says He Loves Al Qaeda
"I love them. I consider them brothers in Islam"
Study: Threat of Mandatory Minimums Used To Coerce Guilty Pleas in Drug Cases
97 percent plead guilty
Unarmed Man Shot By Police Near Times Square Charged With Assault
Indictment claims he is responsible for bystanders being hit with bullets
Judge Rules That Detroit is Eligible For Chapter 9 Bankruptcy
Says he will allow for pensions to be cut
US Prosecutors Accuse Former Mexican Governor of Links With Drug Cartels
Charged with money laundering
Terror Suspects Accuse Poland of Being Involved in CIA Abuses
European Court of Human Rights hearing the case brought by Guantanamo Bay inmates
Investigators Examining Possibility of Putting Morsi on Trial For Links to Jihadists
Ousted Egyptian president currently in prison
American Airlines, US Airways Deal Closer After Judge's Ruling
Hope to finalize merger on Dec. 9
Two More Rulings Hamper Calif. High-Speed Rail Plan
State ordered to redo funding plan before spending any state bond money
California Judge Sends High-Speed Rail Plan Careening Backward Into the Station
State not allowed to spend bond money until the plan comes into compliance with authorizing ballot initiative
Colo. Shooting Trial Delayed over Psych Evaluations
Holmes' sanity determination central to case
Okla. Police Captain on Trial for Shooting Suspect in Back
Witness says victim was unarmed and hands in air
George Zimmerman Released on Bail
Must stay away from his girlfriend, guns and must wear an electronic monitor
More Greenpeace Activists Bailed By Russian Courts
Detained after protest at Arctic oil platform
Judge Rules Prosecutors Can Use Evidence From James Holmes' Apartment
Defense argued search of the apartment was illegal because it was conducted without a warrant
Russian Judge Refuses To Free Greenpeace Activist
One of 30 arrested after protest at Arctic oil rig
Detroit Man Charged in Death of Woman Shot on His Porch
Theodore P. Wafer claims he thought Renisha McBride was trying to break into his house
Number-Crunching the Courts
It's time to bring data-driven oversight to the nation's halls of justice.
Former German President Goes to Trial
Christian Wulff is accused of having received and granted favors while in office
Egyptian Court Sentences 12 Pro-Morsi Supporters to 17 Years in Prison Each
Bail set at $9,000 for each
Florida Grants New Trial to Man Two Hours from Execution
Has been on death row for nearly three decades
