Police
Another Marylander Arrested for Recording the Police
According to state officials, only on-duty cops have a privacy right in public spaces.
"There's No Transparency, and I Find that Inexcusable"
Meet the 82-year-old ex-cop, World War II vet, and private eye who's challenging one of the largest police departments in the country.
The Supreme Court Hears the Sounds of Silence
Why the high court was wrong to limit the scope of the Miranda warning
Lessons from the Death of Aiyana Stanley-Jones
How aggressive SWAT tactics contributed to the death of a 7-year-old Detroit girl.
Pre-Crime Policing
A SWAT team brings in a man and seizes his legally purchased guns-for a crime no one committed
The Failure of Surveillance Cameras
When it comes to preventing and solving crimes, cameras are about as useful as a pet rock.
How Many More Are Innocent?
America's 250th DNA exoneration raises questions about how often we send the wrong person to prison.
Watching the Detectives
A nebulous "right" to videotape on-duty cops isn't enough. The right needs to be enforced.
The NoVa Police Blackout
Law enforcement agencies in Northern Virginia say you have no right to know what they're doing
