Trooper testimony inconsistent with video and misconduct among state and local law enforcement in New Hampshire and Massachusetts have caused at least 15 drug cases to unravel.
At Virginia’s Hampton Roads Regional Jail, reform has been slow even after high-profile tragedies including the death of mentally disabled man incarcerated who allegedly stole $5 worth of snacks.
Critics say the state’s policy of keeping non-residents registered bloats the list—and harms public safety.
The Department of Justice is leaving Shelby County, but discrimination against Black children in court continues, a federal monitor says.
Defense attorneys say they’ll have only minutes to meet with their clients before the immigrants are convicted en masse.
As voters begin to realize that prosecutors in the world’s most incarcerated nation may not be the best people to run the government, the era of the prosecutor politician could be on its way out.
Public defenders say immigrants arrested under Trump’s “zero-tolerance” policy are being denied their due process rights.
Memphis critic says Juvenile Court Judge’s resistance to reforms has ‘emasculated’ Department of Justice
