Justice

After a Georgia judge overturned his conviction, Inman was released after 23 years behind bars.

The case has far-reaching implications: Should new evidence be ignored by the federal courts even when it exposes a wrongful conviction?

Just over a month after a Georgia judge overturned his wrongful conviction, Inman was reunited with his family in time for Christmas.

“The grapes are insured, so the employer’s covered when it comes to the actual crop. But workers have no pay if they don’t work.”

Keith Humphrey was brought in to reform a department riven by race. His opponents accused him of bias and sexual improprieties.

Soldiers patrolling border communities with assault rifles is the latest escalation in Gov. Greg Abbott’s Operation Lone Star.

Officials say the total number of people in restrictive housing has gone down, but the state doesn’t keep enough data to substantiate that claim.

Well-funded Brinc positions its use of robots as nonviolent, but an early promo video undercuts this message.

Two journalists have filed suit against the far-right Twitter star Andy Ngo, accusing him of violating copyright law by embedding video they shot in his tweets.

By leaving the law in place and barring meaningful ways to challenge it, the court greenlighted state efforts to overturn constitutional rights.