Forfeiture Cases Dropped Against Some Pot Dispensaries in California
In Anaheim, Santa Ana, and Los Angeles
Department of Justice
Internal Audit Finds Too Much Secrecy at DOJ
Unclassified information frequently stamped secret
DOJ Opposes Tech Company Efforts to Publish Surveillance Stats
Most transparent administration yada, yada, yada
DOJ To Sue North Carolina Over Voting Law
To vote residents need to present government photo ID
DOJ Update: Las Vegas PD Making Progress, Police Shootings in Las Vegas Down to .86 Per Month
Record-tying 25 people shot by Vegas cops in 2012
Ex-FBI Agent to Plead Guilty to Leaking Info to AP
Case that prompted DOJ to secretly collect wire service's phone records
Rep. Cantor Demands DoJ Drop School Voucher Lawsuit
Administration fights school choice for the poor in Louisiana
DOJ to Attempt to Apply Reduced Drug Sentences Retroactively
Will apply mandatory minimum reductions to those not yet sentenced
DOJ Never Investigated Ethics Complaints by FISA Judges
Over misleading statements about extent of NSA surveillance
Creator of Beanie Babies to Plead Guilty to Tax Evasion
Accused of stashing $93 million in Swiss bank accounts
Federal Audit Reveals DOJ Office Overstated Number of Terrorism Convictions
Not very good at keeping records in order
Medical Pot Providers Look to Work Within Federal Guidelines
Let's see if the feds themselves will follow them
Feds Won't Try to Block Legal Marijuana in Colo.
As long as stores comply with state law, which sounds an awful lot like what they said about medical marijuana
Federal Judge Knocks Arbitrary Drug Sentencing Enhancements
Mandatory minimums can get even nastier for repeat offenses, if the prosecutor wants to push it
DOJ Attacks Louisiana School Voucher Program
Wants to stop it in schools with still operational desegregation orders
Eric Holder to Announce Phasing Out of Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Non-Violent Drug Offenders
Because prison overcrowding
DOJ to Release Details on Time FISA Court Caught NSA Breaking the Law
Transparency, eventually, finally. After being sued, of course.
Bank of America Stocks Down over Fraud Charges
DoJ filed civil complaint over mortgage-backed security sales
Aaron Swartz's Father Blasts MIT Report
Doesn't think college was neutral toward son's prosecution
MIT on Aaron Swartz's Prosecution and Suicide: Don't Look at Us!
College took neutral route, but questions whether it could have or should have helped
MIT Report Says it Never Targeted Aaron Swartz for Prosecution
Suicide prompted debate over federal overprosecution
DOJ List Honors Slave Catchers Killed in the Line of Duty
Two of them from the 1850s among a list of marshals killed while on duty
Department of Justice Honors Slave Catchers for Their Service to the Law
Roll call for marshals killed in the line of duty includes two men killed while trying to catch fugitive slaves
DOJ Accused of Illegally Witholding Info About Phone Surveillance Tool
Not responding to FOIA requests
US Sues Fla. for Keeping Disabled Children in Nursing Homes
Identifies hundreds who didn't need to be there
Obama Administration Doesn't Want the Judiciary in 'National Conversation' on Security and Liberty
Leave the checks and balances to us!
Federal Judge Troubled by Government Argument That US Targeted Killings Not Subject to Court Review
Including that of a sixteen-year-old American citizen in Yemen
While Protecting Drone Strikes from Suit, DOJ Argues Courts Can't Enforce Constitutional Rights
That's a scary argument,the judge notes
Family of Unarmed NYPD Shooting Victim Suing For Wrongful Death; Grand Jury Declined to Charge
Noel Polanco was shot during a traffic stop after a cop thought he was reaching for a gun
