
In finding that the Little Rock Police Department did not engage in a pattern of abuse, the Eighth Circuit panel deferred to a curious authority -- the Little Rock Police Department.

The court has consistently refused to look at startling error rates among drug-detecting dogs and, instead, has focused on meaningless claims of 'certification.'

A Mississippi death penalty case again illustrates how the courts have little interest in fixing their own mistakes.

Jeff Sessions's last-minute order will likely kill off a program that was helping police officers win trust from minority communities.

A recent federal appeals court decision lays out — and then glosses over — what may be the biggest problem with how forensics is used in criminal cases.

Plus: ICE depravity, Texas cops caught hiding info about in-custody deaths, and St. Louis prosecutors join the police union
Plus: Witness to an execution, when a cop wrongly arrests you, and how race affects personnel decisions at the Columbus (Ohio) police department.