In response to the opioid epidemic, cities from New York City to Seattle are considering allowing spaces where people can inject heroin and use other drugs under supervision. The idea is that if people are going to use drugs anyway, there might as well be...
When the victims were struggling to breathe and the medics were working over them, there was no time to think about the journey of a synthetic drug as it traveled from the trash bin of a Connecticut pharmaceutical giant to clandestine overseas labs to the...
President Trump took his criticism of the criminal justice system to new heights Thursday, prompting alarm from national security and law enforcement officials who fear the president is seeking to protect himself from encroaching investigations at the expense of lasting damage to institutions, reports the...
The legal industry is highly competitive and becoming more so every day- you don’t need me to tell you that. There are more lawyers practicing than ever before, and meanwhile the popularity of free or dirt-cheap online services along with the emergence of platforms like...
As opioid related deaths continue to rise in the US (510,000 is the rough estimate of how many people will die over the next decade due to opioid-related causes), how policymakers will work to reverse the trend remains unclear. Researchers at Stanford University explored the question...
President Trump threw cold water on a criminal-justice reform package being crafted in the Senate on Thursday, reports The Hill. During a closed-door meeting at the White House, Trump made it clear he wants to revisit the politically charged issue after November’s midterm elections. “Trump...