Some of the state’s 36 congressional districts violate either the U.S. Constitution or the federal Voting Rights Act, a panel of three federal judges ruled Friday.
“Locking up immigrants, including families and children fleeing extreme violence in Central America, should not be a source of profit for huge corporation.”
On the heels of the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ's) "important and groundbreaking decision" to phase out the use of private prisons, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has just signaled that it may
A heavily redacted trove details death of detainees and draft letter requesting interrogators be protected from prosecution.
The DOJ takes a huge step forward in terms of what federal agencies will have to record throughout the course of a suspect’s interrogation.
The Department of Justice quietly issued a memorandum to all U.S. attorneys, criminal chiefs and appellate chiefs on May 12, stating that there must be audio and video recordings of all federal law enforcement interrogations of suspects in custody, starting from
Montana’s most progressive community has come to be known as the “rape capital” of America for its poor handling of sexual assaults. But when the DOJ stepped in, a local county attorney refused to stand down.
LOS ANGELES --- Missoula has long been known as the most progressive community in Montana, an island of blue in a largely red political landscape. The home of the University of Montana, its liberalism to some degree reflects the youthfulness of its population — its median age
