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While the spotlight shines ever stronger on the upcoming trial of alleged Silk Road 'kingpin' Ross Ulbricht, much less attention is paid to 3 men who have also been accused of being staff members on the deep web marketplace.
In 310 small towns statewide, the mayor or someone he designates decides guilt or innocence of the accused driver, collects the fine and decides how to spend the revenue.
Credible reports indicate that the tyrannical twins are merely waiting for Malloy's re-election to release the uniformed attack dogs of the Connecticut gun stasi (oops, sorry, state police) in raids all over the state.
immigrant detainees in Aurora, Colorado are suing the their detention facility's owner for violating labor laws. According to Colorado Public Radio, "The federal class-action complaint alleges detainees are threatened with solitary confinement if
The Washington State Supreme Court faced up to its own earlier error, holding in State v. W.R. that the burden of proving consent in a juvenile forcible compulsion rape case cannot be shifted to the defendant.
"I'm going to be burning weeds today – the right kind, that is," Esbensen informed me. He was careful to obtain the required permit since he will be on probation until June 2016, Bill could wind up in prison for the most trivial ordinance viola
In a major shake-up at the New York City Correction Department, three high-ranking officials, including the top uniformed officer, are stepping down amid mounting criticism over the handling of violence and corruption at Rikers Island.
Deliberations in the trial of Peaceful Streets Project founder Antonio Buehler lasted five hours before a Texas jury returned with a not guilty verdict Wednesday after an Austin police officer surprisingly testified on Buehler's behalf – most lik
Andrew Holland said he has been in a nightmare. 6 months on bail, hire an attorney, and stood accused of a heinous crime. People ridiculed him and shunned him for allegedly possessing a film showing a woman having sex with a tiger.
Lawrence Armstrong, a white man, was penalized because he shared a similar name with a Mitsubishi-driving black man who was photographed in California running a red light. In that state, red light camera tickets carry license points, so
Authorities built a case for a search warrant by turning off Internet access to villas and at various points, an agent of the FBI and a Nevada gaming official posed as a cable guy, secretly filming while gathering evidence of a bookmaking ring
The agency, the United States attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, was celebrating its 225th birthday, so naturally its alumni had decided to hold a party. One thing soon became apparent: This was no ordinary reunion.
About a mile off the coast of Norway, in the Outer Oslofjord, is an island that's home to 115 criminals, including convicted murderers, rapists, and drug dealers.
The FBI recently searched a government contractor's home, but some officials worry the Justice Department has lost its 'appetite' for leak cases.
(TheAntiMedia) On December 12th 2013, an officer named David Barrett walked into a shell station at 10601 S. Cicero Avenue on the Southwest Side of Chicago (Oak Lawn) and began yelling at the cashier because of some kind of problem with the gas pump.
A new policy study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics proposes a mandatory criminal background check for every firearm sale as a way to protect children.
Hoeppner was arrested without any physical resistance, and was escorted to a bank where he was forced to withdraw $80,000 and hand it over to police.
A 28-year-old Seattle woman entered a not-guilty plea Thursday to a second-degree-rape charge. Chantae Marie Gilman is accused of having sex with a man she didn't know after somehow entering his residence and climbing on top of him while he slept.
Some Texas jails are eliminating in-person visitation and requiring the use of a $1 per minute video visitation system sold by Dallas-based Securus Technologies. Critics say it's an outrageous profiteering scheme
A group of Washington overlords—federal prosecutors—sometimes break rules and wreck people's lives. President Obama may soon appoint one of them to be America's next Attorney General.
On September 17, in a decisive 7–2 ruling, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned the capital murder conviction of a Corpus Christi woman named Hannah Overton that questioned the assumptions that led to her prosecution.
Canadian authorities late Wednesday identified the shooter in a brazen attack on the Parliament complex in Ottawa that left a soldier dead as Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, Fox News has confirmed.
On the skimpiest evidence he charged a 19-year-old man with multiple counts of child rape. He may have played fast and loose with trial rules in order to get a conviction. The defense attorney was unaware of significant exculpatory evidence
After the Supreme Court's denial of cert in Jones, there appeared to be a sudden shocked recognition that people get sentenced for the crime for which they were just acquitted.
Jeffrey Fowle, an American arrested in North Korea in May for leaving a bible at a club for foreign sailors, has been released and is on his way home, a senior State Department official told CNN on Tuesday.
Jeffrey Fowle, an American arrested in North Korea in May for leaving a bible at a club for foreign sailors, has been released and is on his way home, a senior State Department official told CNN on Tuesday.
Immediately after his sword falls, the Saudi Arabian executioner steps backwards to avoid soiling his clothes with the blood of the condemned man, whose headless body can be seen slumping over backwards in the shaky online film.
Retired superintendent James Conway is a 38-year veteran of the Attica Correctional Facility in New York. He spent none of that time pitying his inmates.
And yet, New York City's jails, which now boast an all-time-high operating budget of $1.1 billion, are increasingly expensive to run. In fiscal year 2014, the cost per inmate was $96,232, a 42 percent increase from fiscal year 2007, when the annual
The Pennsylvania Senate on Thursday sent to Governor Tom Corbett a bill that allows crime victims to sue to prevent inmates from making public statements that cause "mental anguish."
