Can Outrage over the Zealotry of Federal Prosecutors Outlast Swartz Case?
Swartz's case far from an anomaly
Department of Justice
Congresswoman Names Law After Dead Guy, But Wait! This One Might Be Good!
Aaron Swartz's death inspires effort to scale back federal authority
Congresswoman Proposes "Aaron's Law" after Swartz
Would update law to exempt violations of Internet terms of services from criminal prosecution
Rep. Issa to Probe Federal Prosecution of Swartz
Could be an interesting example of positive bipartisanship
Sen. Ron Wyden Would Kind of Like to Know What Is Going On at the CIA
The Senate Committee on Intelligence member would like to do his job
Aaron Swartz, the Feds, and Proportionate Responses to Illegal Downloading
How should the federal government have handled Swartz's behavior?
Reddit Co-Founder, Open Info Activist Bullied by DOJ Commits Suicide
Faced federal charges for downloading academic journal records at MIT
Eric Holder Congratulates Himself for Transparency Reforms That Never Happened
The Justice Department claims it "has demonstrated its historic commitments to transparency."
Pot Warriors in Washington and Colorado Could Face Battle With DOJ
Legal action being considered by the White House
US Attorney Resigns During Probe of Staff's Online Posts
Top deputies admitted to posting anonymous criticism of judges and politicians and commented on cases on newspaper web site
House Ethics Committee Suspending Investigation Into NY Congressman at Request of DoJ
The FBI is conducting its own investigation into alleged campaign finance violations by Michael Grimm, a former FBI agent himself
Bill Intended to Secure Email Privacy Now Does the Exact Opposite (Updated: Leahy Responds)
Sen. Patrick Leahy folds to the Justice Department
DOJ-Led Reforms of Las Vegas PD Could Be National Model
The Obama administration has stepped up federal reviews of police departments accused of civil rights violations
Justice Dept to Release Findings on Las Vegas Police Practices Today
The ACLU's tallied 142 people dead at the hands of LVPD since 1990
Supreme Court Rejects Prosecutorial Misconduct Case
Controversy over whether defendants who are acquitted can recover fees from the Justice Department
DOJ Shuts Down Bal Harbour's Forfeiture Program
Vice squad now banned from using seized cash and vehicles
Barclays Being Investigated
The Department for Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission are looking into the bank's power trading operations in parts of the U.S. between 2006 and 2008
DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Hear DOMA Challenge
Wants to use a recent Appeals Court ruling
DOJ: Courts Can't Interfere in Obama's Executive Privilege Claim
"Fast and Furious" fight between White House and Congress
Surveillance Has Grown Under Obama
DOJ electronic surveillance has jumped sixty-four percent since 2009
Republicans Seek More Scalps from "Fast and Furious" Probe
Issa wants all 14 critiqued in report gone
Two Out at DOJ After Release of "Fast and Furious" Report
Both had been criticized in report's findings
DOJ: North Carolina Sheriff Deliberately Targeted Latinos
Claims department made unwarranted arrests in order to maximize deportations
Fast & Furious Report Spreads the Blame
Failure of leadership and lack of accountability at the Justice Department and the ATF
DOJ Pressure Causes 3M to Abandon Acquisition
Claims antitrust suit threatened in move to buy competitor
DOJ Creates Ombudsman to Protect Whistleblowers from Retaliation
GOP leaders credit "Fast and Furious" investigation.
DOJ Closes Two Marijuana Dispensaries
Federal Officers threatened the owners of the two dispensaries with property seizure if they did not leave the premises.
