Justice

An internal review of Efraín Romero de la Rosa's death in ICE custody found almost two dozen policy violations during his stint in detention.

The administration should “enforce its order,” said an ACLU attorney, “or admit that it’s going to let the private prison operators reduce that order to meaningless words on paper.”

Given the racial Rorschach test that is the Arbery death, how do you find jurors who can lay aside their impressions of the case?

In a confirmation hearing, Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus signaled support for Title 42 and border wall construction.

Daniel Baker’s calls for armed defense against possible far-right attacks led to a much harsher sentence than that facing most insurrectionists.

It’s the first time the Civilian Complaint Review Board has recommended discipline against an NYPD lawyer for conduct at a protest.

There's not much evidence backing U.S. officials' claims, but civil rights advocates question whether police should be using drones at all.

The judicial back-and-forth on the abortion law shows why the Justice Department's lawsuit against Texas won't be enough.

As the board fought over implicit bias training, member Diana Fessler admitted what she fears will be lost.

Federal prosecutors threw the book at George, a member of the Colville tribes, who didn't fit the narrative of a "perfect victim."