A federal judge is set to hear arguments December 19 over a state-run court in part of Mississippi’s majority-Black capital…
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The nation’s largest pharmacy chains, including CVS Health, Kroger and Rite Aid, which have a combined 60,000 locations nationwide, are…
On Friday, Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor, Damian Williams, joined lawyers representing people detained in New York City jails in an…
The NYPD is spending $390 million on a new radio system that will encrypt officers’ communication, denying the public and…
At the end of October, Derek Myers published audio from a court case that someone else had illicitly recorded. He warned readers they obtained it from a source allowed to have their cellphone in court. Then he was arrested.
A number of formerly incarcerated people in Florida could land back behind bars for mistakenly believing they were eligible to vote because of a 2018 ballot initiative that restored voting rights to most Floridians with past convictions.
In court documents, the university claims allowing the club would violate its “deeply religious” values and beliefs as a Jewish academic institution..
Ron Deibert, head of a communications think tank at the University of Toronto, warned a Canadian parliamentary committee that the software used by law enforcement agencies and autocratic regimes was akin to a “wiretap on steroids,” with little formal oversight.
A little-known database kept by New York City’s Office of Chief Medical Examiner stores DNA profiles of thousands of New Yorkers in a “Subject Index” that includes individuals with no criminal convictions and children as young as 12.
High-tech police technologies require a “digitally aware Fourth Amendment,” argues American University law professor Andrew Guthrie Ferguson.