On Friday, a CT committee was asked to approve wrongful-conviction awards totaling $37.6 million for eight people.

The move was preceded by wave of resignations of prosecutors, each refusing to sign the motion and some criticizing the Justice Department order to do so in scathing terms.

The police are absent from Hawaiʻi’s struggle against illegal fireworks. That’s not because they fail to enforce the law so ...

When you see the abbreviation “Esq.” at the end of a lawyer’s name, you might be curious about what it means. This title has a long history and a special meaning in the legal field. It comes from the ...

Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles is a member of a violent Haitian street gang with 17 convictions to his name, including multiple drug, weapons, and assault and battery crimes. Ariel Rene Romice ...

For a violation that left innocent citizens without their rightful compensation, a decision that raises the urgent question: Why does the ... It’s not criminal when an attorney’s actions ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the Laken Riley Act into law, giving federal authorities ... planned to send the “worst criminal aliens” to a detention center ...

“It is also by no means unique to legal assessments, but we are nonetheless trying to understand what more we could do to make a difference ... contracts and criminal law, alongside written ...

"In light of their actions, the Acting Attorney General does not trust these officials ... Trump's re-election effectively ended the federal criminal cases against him because of the Justice ...

The federal court system gives the public wide-ranging, real-time electronic access to hearing schedules and filings in all but the most sensitive criminal ... a law ProPublica argues does not ...

This article looks at the latest available data on how much mortgage brokers can ... and enterprising mortgage broker who does a lot of deals will make more than one who is just starting out ...