“An investigation by The New York Times has found that on more than 25 occasions since January 2015, judges or prosecutors determined that a key aspect of a New York City police officer’s testimony was probably untrue,” Joseph Goldstein reported Sunday for the news organization. “The Times identified these […]
By Lawrence Bartley Perspectives from those who work and live in the criminal justice system. Soon, I will walk out of prison for the first time in 27 years. I’ve been preparing for this day for so long, I know exactly how it’ll go: My […]
Cosby was on trial for drugging and sexually assaulting former Temple University employee Andrea Constand in 2004. During the trial, five women testified against the 80-year-old comedian and spoke about similar incidents of drugging and sexual assault they experienced with Cosby. Over the last couple […]
Stevante Clark, brother of Stephon Clark, disrupts a special city council meeting at Sacramento City Hall on March 27, 2018 in Sacramento, California. Following his arrest Thursday in Sacramento, Calif., on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and making death threats, Stevante Clark […]
Last year’s #TakeAKnee protest sparked fury in President Trump, causing him to launch a series of verbal attacks against players who participated; he went so far as to call for their firing. The New York Times obtained an audio clip from a private meeting held between NFL executives, team […]
A Justice of the Peace in Texas pleaded guilty on Monday (April 23) to voter fraud, but he won’t see the inside of a jail cell for his felony conviction. Judge Russ Casey received probation on his two-year sentence for turning in fake signatures to get on the […]
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