First convection under the new police accountability law
According to the report by USA Today, Francine Martinez is the first former Colorado officer to be convicted by a jury for... Read More
Wrongfully convicted? It is never too late to prove your innocence.
$7.5 million payment for wrongfully convicted Floyd Bledsoe As report by ksl.com on Apr 30, 2023, Floyd Bledsoe, the Kansas man who... Read More
Cocaine and Other Drug Offenses
Conviction of a Schenectady businessman in a cocaine case Schenectady businessman Civitello Sr., his son Jeffrey Civitello Jr. and Mafia-linked New Jersey... Read More
Justice against Police Racism and Prosecutorial Malfeasance
A story that never ends Stories of police racism are not uncommon. For those who are interested in more detailed data and... Read More
Racial abuse and crime series
We have heard many stories of racial abuse and the deaths of blacks in the US. They are a continuous reminder that... Read More
A victim of police brutality gets a $925,000 settlement
The council unanimously approved the settlement at their Oct. 13 meeting, stating that the Jersey City Insurance Fund Commission will issue a... Read More
It is never too late to seek remedy for excessive sentencing
Two days after an appellate court wrote that his case had “slipped through the proverbial cracks for nearly 30 years,” 58-year-old Mark... Read More
Innocent Unless and Until Proven Guilty
A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. So, you have right to defend yourself and prove your innocence if... Read More
Assaulted by a police officer? Seek Justice
Jason Parks, 43, of Gibbstown, N.J., a former senior correctional police officer at the Albert C. Wagner Youth Correctional Facility in Bordentown,... Read More
Sexual allegations against school staff
Every criminal must be punished, and no guilty person should be punished. Hundreds of Chicago Public Schools teachers sexually groomed, assaulted and... Read More