Justice
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Photos: YouTube Screenshots President Joe Biden, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas all released statements regarding Saturday's racially-motivated mass shooting which took…
Photos: Jacksonville Sheriff's Office\YouTube Screenshots Washington – Rev. Al Sharpton, Founder and President of the National Action Network (NAN), addressed the Jacksonville shooting that left three Black people…
Photos: Marcellus Williams' Legal Team\YouTube Screenshots Marcellus Williams has spent 24 years of his life on death row for a murder DNA evidence proves someone else committed. This…
Photos: NJ Innocence Project (Armond McCloud, left, in 1993 and right, in January, when he was released from prison after more than 28 years of being incarcerated.) Thursday,…
Photos: Fulton County Sheriff's Office\YouTube Screenshots In the mid 1980s a young US attorney general for the Southern District of New York was catapulted to national fame and…
Photos: Antioch and Pittsburg Police\YouTube Screenshots SAN FRANCISCO - A federal grand jury in San Francisco returned four separate indictments August 17, 2023 that, collectively, charge ten current…
Photos: CPJ/Katherine Jacobsen (Above) Marion County Record owner and editor Eric Meyer holds a freshly printed edition of the newspaper on August 16, 2023, as he addresses an…
Photos: Daniella Zalcman BATON ROUGE, La. — Tuesday was the first day of a multi-day emergency hearing in which attorneys representing children — nearly all Black boys —…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots On Monday, six White former law enforcement officers pleaded guilty to lying about their torture of two Black men, brutality that was intended to terrorize…
In a country where wealth and friends in high places can go a long way in making legal problems disappear, John Boyd Rivers has neither of those advantages.…
