justice

Ferguson Cops Tell Their Side of the Story

By Alex Altman/Ferguson, Mo.

Justice Department Steps Up Ferguson Involvement

By Massimo Calabresi

Missouri Governor Stumbles in the Spotlight

By Zeke J Miller

Journalists Arrested in Ferguson

By Maya Rhodan
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U.S. Attorney Launches Civil Rights Investigation in Mo.

The Department of Justice is investigating whether there were any federal civil rights violations in the shooting death of an unarmed black teen in Missouri

By Maya Rhodan

Missouri Town on Edge

Pleas for calm go unheeded

By Kristina Sauerwein / Ferguson, Mo.

Two Killed in Georgia Rampage, Including Shooter

Authorities are still trying to piece together why a man shot up a house before stealing and car

By Denver Nicks

FAA Implements No-Fly Zone in Ferguson Amid Unrest Over Killed Teen

Police say their helicopter was shot at multiple times Sunday

By Denver Nicks

The Tangled Roots of the Michael Brown Shooting

As police stay silent, anger fills the information vacuum

By David Von Drehle

Parents of Slain Missouri Teen Plead for Justice

"He was a good boy, he didn’t deserve none of this"

By Kristina Sauerwein and Maya Rhodan

FBI to Probe Police Shooting of Unarmed Missouri Teen

Demonstrators took to the streets of a St. Louis suburb Monday to protest the fatal shooting Saturday of an unarmed black teenager by police, as officials appealed for calm after a night of riots and...

By Justin Worland and Kristina Sauerwein / Ferguson, Mo.

North Carolina Voting Law Will Hold During Midterms

The voting law, which has been called one of the most egregious in recent history, will stand trial next summer

By Maya Rhodan

Students Challenge Texas Voter ID Law in Court

Trial set for September

By Maya Rhodan

Khmer Rouge Leaders Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity

But victims feel that justice has not been served

By Charlie Campbell

Exclusive: Holder to Oppose Data-Driven Sentencing

Statistics can predict criminal risk. Can they deliver equal justice?

By Massimo Calabresi

Jesse Ventura Successfully Sues 'American Sniper' Author for $1.8 Million

The former wrestler and Minnesota governor claimed a scene in Chris Kyle's autobiography defamed him

By Sam Frizell

Louisiana Warden May Release Inmate From 28 Straight Years in Solitary

"When I can conclude he's not gonna cause me the blues, then he can come out of the cell"

By Dan Kedmey

Report: Government Spying Hurts Journalists, Lawyers

A Human Rights Watch and American Civil Liberties Union report suggests NSA snooping prevents sources talking to journalists and compromises the relationships between defense attorneys and their clients

By Denver Nicks

Arizona Botched Execution Prompts Concern Over Lethal-Injection Drugs

Many states won't disclose how they obtain the chemicals used in lethal injections, bringing into question the constitutionality of recent executions

By Nash Jenkins

Execution Death Takes Two Hours

One of the judges that issued a stay of execution, later overturned, wrote in an opinion that the firing squad would likely be a better option for executions

By Maya Rhodan
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