Pragmatic prosecutors: The new local attorneys who vow to restore law and order
After a wave of failed progressive policies, the Washington Examiner spoke to local prosecutors who vow to restore law and ...
Racial bias tainted jury selection and death sentence for a Black man in North Carolina, judge says
A North Carolina judge has ruled that racial bias tainted jury selection and sentencing in the trial of a Black inmate who was sentenced to death in 2009.
KCPD officers less diverse than before DOJ started its investigation into racist hiring
Kansas City had just started an audit of KCPD hiring practices when the feds stepped in and launched their investigation that shut the city’s down but yielded no findings.
Brooks case shows why district attorneys should investigate deaths involving police (Your Letters)
State Attorney General investigations can drag on for years, while local prosecutors bring closure and justice within months, ...
California prosecutors must be ‘race blind’ when charging. S.F. DA and others have yet to comply
District attorneys in some Bay Area counties, including San Francisco, are struggling to comply with a new state law requiring prosecutors to make charging decisions without viewing information about ...
The Stories Of Racial Injustice They Don’t Teach In Schools—But Should: The Equal Justice Initiative Brings Them To Light In Groundbreaking Series
What began as a wall calendar highlighting overlooked historical events has evolved into a digital platform and series, shedding light on America's painful history while serving as a valuable resource ...
Memory-Holing Jan. 6: What Happens When You Try to Make History Vanish?
The Trump administration’s decision to delete a DOJ database of cases against Capitol riot defendants places those who seek ...