There’s good reason to think that many of those convicted of misdemeanors are innocent, according to Samuel Gross, the editor of the National Registry of Exonerations project. In a paper published in the Boston University Law Review, Gross claims that there is no way to know...
The Trump administration said 463 immigrant parents separated from their children under the zero-tolerance policy for illegal border crossers may have been deported, the Wall Street Journal reports. Justice Department lawyers said they are individually reviewing those cases to see how many parents were deported...
After the Parkland, Fl., school shooting last Feb. 14, the nation’s anger focused for a while on then-school resource officer Scot Peterson, who appeared to freeze outside the school while the gunman was firing. “It’s easy…for people to go, ‘Oh, he should have known that that...
A divided panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that a Hawaii gun regulation that strictly limits permits to openly carry handguns violates the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, reports Law.com. Citing the Supreme Court’s 2008 decision...
A group of citizens in Cleveland has trained to render life-saving aid to victims of gunshots and other trauma, reports Cleveland.com. Members of the city’s Wolfpack Gunshot Response Team sport red shirts illustrated with a wolf’s head. The group’s motto is “leave no homie behind.”...
Spray-on textured ceiling was popular from the 1950s to the 1980s because it was an easy way for builders to hide imperfections. Unfortunately, this was during a period when asbestos was a high-demand building material in the U.S. Known as “popcorn ceiling,” “cottage-cheese ceiling” or “stucco...