The Charlottesville Police Department was ill prepared, not properly trained and devised a “flawed operational plan” for the white supremacist rally that took place in the city on Aug. 12, according to an independent report by the city released Friday, the Washington Post reports. The...
A Russian national was sentenced on Thursday for his role in an online marketplace that traded in identity theft and credit card fraud, costing its victims over $50 million in damages. Roman Valeryevich Seleznev (alias “Track2,” “Bulba” and “Ncux”) was sentenced by federal judges in...
Keeping corporate data safe is an increasingly difficult task; one of the biggest risks that a company faces comes from within: its own employees. Indeed, contrary to what the headlines may lead us to believe, hackers are not the only, or even the primary, culprits...
Bill Moyers, a legend in broadcast journalism for four decades, has been selected as the 2018 Justice Media Trailblazer, an award given annually by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and The Crime Report to honor individuals in the media or media-related fields who...
Imagine you’re a member of a jury asked to assess the following case: U.S. border guards detain an individual whose duffel bag contains a large container of cocaine, but when the case comes to trial, the defendant argues that he had no idea drugs were in...
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn was charged Friday with making a false statement to the FBI about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. The Washington Post says the case is “another monumental development” in the wide-ranging probe by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. The charge...