Justice
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By Colin Benjamin Photos: Facebook\Body-Cam\Office Of New York Attorney General Didn’t New York, and the world, just witness a brutal cold-blooded murder inside the medical facility (imagine that)…
By Milton G. Allimadi Shereen Bobrowsky, the disabled Yonkers woman, a senior, who claims there's an ongoing attempt to wrongfully foreclose on her property-and to harass and intimidate…
By DOJ News Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Justice Department filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the State of Louisiana and Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections (LDOC)…
By CAIR Photos: CAIR\Instagram\Facebook\YouTube Screenshots (WASHINGTON, DC - 12/20/2024) - The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called on…
By DOJ News Photos: Mugshot\Video\YouTube Screenshots A former Alabama sergeant was sentenced today to 16 months in prison and two years of supervised release for assaulting an arrestee.…
By The Drug Policy Alliance Photos: YouTube Screenshots Washington, D.C. – Thursday, President Joe Biden commuted the sentences of 1,500 Americans convicted of a crime and issued an…
Black Star News Editorial Photos: YouTube Screenshots White Marine Daniel Penny was acquitted Monday morning for the choke-hold-lynch killing of homeless Black man Jordan Neely. Are we really…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots New York, NY—New York City Comptroller Brad Lander released the following statement on the verdict in the death of Jordan Neely: “Jordan Neely’s death is…
By DOJ News Photos: Video Screenshots A two-count indictment was unsealed Thursday charging five current and former correctional officers and one correctional nurse with federal civil rights violations.…
By DOJ News Photos: YouTube Screenshots A three-count indictment was unsealed yesterday charging a former Franklin County, Ohio, Sheriff’s Office deputy with two counts of depriving an inmate…
