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The Justice Department defended its decision to release arrest photographs of protesters accused of disrupting a church service in Minnesota, asserting that the posting was not improper despite the images being altered.

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  • 'Not improper': DOJ defends posting arrest photos and doctored image of protesters in church 'riot' case

    Law & Crime 21 views
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    The Trump administration insists that it has done nothing wrong by sharing the arrest photos of several protesters who allegedly disrupted a Minnesota church service. The post 'Not improper': DOJ defends posting arrest photos and doctored image of protesters in church 'riot' case first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Incidents affect safety for nearby communities.
  • DOJ accuses California of 'knowingly' facilitating 'unlawful voting' after state declines to review list of 20,000 noncitizens allegedly sent vote-by-mail ball…

    Law & Crime 28 views
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    The DOJ sued California after the state declined to review a list of people believed to be "likely noncitizens who were sent a vote-by-mail ballot." The post DOJ accuses California of 'knowingly' facilitating 'unlawful voting' after state declines to review list of 20,000 noncitizens allegedly sent vote-by-mail ballots first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Elections shape policy direction for years ahead.
  • Chief Justice Roberts deems Trump's ballroom 'likely unlawful' and laments that the 'separation of powers' lost in unusual dissent

    Law & Crime 43 views
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    SCOTUS said an architectural historian who sued didn't have standing after all to block Trump from building a ballroom where the East Wing of the White House used to be. The post Chief Justice Roberts deems Trump's ballroom 'likely unlawful' and laments that the 'separation of powers' lost in unusual dissent first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • DOJ lawyer shocks appellate judges by using Kristi Noem as 'sacrificial lamb' to stop judge's contempt inquiry once and for all

    Law & Crime 27 views
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    The Trump DOJ surprised multiple judges making former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem the "sacrificial lamb" to end a judge's contempt inquiry. The post DOJ lawyer shocks appellate judges by using Kristi Noem as 'sacrificial lamb' to stop judge's contempt inquiry once and for all first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • Curating Crime and Punishment: What 10 Images Reveal About American Justice

    The Marshall Project 36 views
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    Filmmaker Lynn Novick sifted through thousands of historical images to create her upcoming documentary series on the American justice system.

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • Stats don't support Flock's claim of solving 1 million crimes

    CBS News Crime 22 views
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    Flock has made unsupported or inconsistent statistical claims in the past, according to a CBS News review and criminal justice experts.

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • 'No reason to depart': Chief justice makes quick work of Trump's 'dramatically revisionist,' evidence-free attempt to end birthright citizenship

    Law & Crime 44 views
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    Chief Justice John Roberts, evidently not intimidated by Donald Trump, sided against the president and rejected a "dramatically revisionist view." The post 'No reason to depart': Chief justice makes quick work of Trump's 'dramatically revisionist,' evidence-free attempt to end birthright citizenship first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • Trump uses 'vital role as Chief Executive' and 'urgent business' as reasons for Justice Thomas to move Hillary Clinton deadline — again

    Law & Crime 24 views
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    The president has returned to the Supreme Court with the same extension request he just brought to Justice Thomas. The post Trump uses 'vital role as Chief Executive' and 'urgent business' as reasons for Justice Thomas to move Hillary Clinton deadline — again first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • 'Urgent' lawsuit aims to force Trump DOJ to reveal 'plans' for 'unprecedented deployment' of feds at polls with 1 month to go

    Law & Crime 29 views
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    The lawsuit alleged the Trump DOJ is "searching for evidence related to unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud" instead of "ensuring access for voters." The post 'Urgent' lawsuit aims to force Trump DOJ to reveal 'plans' for 'unprecedented deployment' of feds at polls with 1 month to go first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.
  • Trump DOJ demands SCOTUS take the wheel after probe of Letitia James' civil fraud case stalls, points out 'a better vehicle' already exists

    Law & Crime 28 views
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    The Trump administration's DOJ has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to resurrect subpoenas targeting the New York Attorney General Letitia James' office. The post Trump DOJ demands SCOTUS take the wheel after probe of Letitia James' civil fraud case stalls, points out 'a better vehicle' already exists first appeared on Law & Crime .

    Why it matters: Bears on public safety in affected communities.

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