fromwww.pressenterprise.com1 day agoBlack Lives MatterCalifornia Sheriff's Department errors led to slaying of inmate, grand jury saysInmate screening flaws led to a violent felon being misclassified as low-risk, culminating in a stabbing death in jail.
Miami MarlinsfromMiami Herald2 months agoFriend of Alexander brothers charged in sexual assault case has ankle monitor removedOhad Fisherman's ankle monitor was removed following a lack of evidence linking him to further crimes related to a 2016 rape case.
US newsfromBoston.com2 months agoBorder Patrol agent admits to forcing migrants to show him their breastsFormer Border Patrol agent Shane Millan pleaded guilty to abusing his power and violating female migrants' civil rights.
fromwww.theguardian.com3 months agoLondonPeople with working-class accents more likely to be suspected of committing crimesAccent bias in the UK criminal justice system raises serious concerns about stereotypes affecting perceptions of guilt and innocence.Accents from cities like Liverpool and Newcastle are unfairly associated with crime, impacting all judicial processes.The study highlights the need for awareness and reform in how accents influence judgment in the legal system.
New York CityfromThe Atlantic4 months agoNew York City Has Lost Control of CrimeNew York City is facing an alarming surge in crime with unprecedented murders on the subway, evoking fears among commuters.
fromIrish Independent5 months agoMiscellaneous'I am in a blind rage' - Natasha O'Brien was not informed about date of upcoming appeal over her attacker Cathal Crotty's sentenceMs. O'Brien is upset about not being informed of her case date, emphasizing the need for better victim support in the justice system.
MiscellaneousfromNew York Post5 months agoAfter Daniel Penny not-guilty verdict, calls mount for DA Alvin Bragg to 'resign in shame'Calls for Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's removal intensified following the trial of Daniel Penny, as critics argue he misuses prosecutorial power.
Social justicefromKqed6 months agoTwo New Books Raise Big Concerns About Innocent Men in US PrisonsThe articles highlight wrongful convictions and the systemic failures within the criminal justice systemDefense lawyers act as heroes, often working for free to help the wrongfully convicted