Justice

After over a year of #MeToo stories pouring forth, it seems obvious that more than a few bad apples need removing — an entire orchard should be cleared.

A single mom was gunned down at a Taco Bell in Adel, Georgia. Cops quickly closed the case. But did they get the right man? Welcome to Murderville.

A young New York man who police claim is a gang member is suing the NYPD over its refusal to turn over records about a secretive gang database.

Hammond is starting his third week in solitary confinement — a duration that the U.N. says is tantamount to torture.

Journalist Manuel Duran believes he was targeted because of his coverage of law enforcement’s collaboration with ICE in Memphis’s Latino community.

Tear gas is a tool of repression — but it also produces the kind of image that feeds Trump’s made-up notion of a border crisis.

We spoke to Bernard Harcourt about his latest book, “The Counterrevolution,” and what makes the Trump presidency unique.

Border communities still remember when a U.S. Marine assigned to a drug interdiction task force mistakenly shot and killed an 18-year-old boy.

The NSA whistleblower is one of a countless number of incarcerated people living with mental illness.

The new law redefining use of the state’s archaic felony murder rule is now poised to serve as a model for reform-minded lawmakers across the country.