By The Vanguard Staff COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – The U.S. Dept. of Justice is interested in opening its own i ...
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U.S. Dept of Justice Wants to Probe Colorado Beating of Black Vet at Traffic Stop
U.S. Dept of Justice Wants to Probe Colorado Beating of Black Vet at Traffic Stop
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New York City Faces Losing Control of Rikers Island as Jail Fails to Meet Improvement Benchmarks Agreed to in Consent Decree
New York City Faces Losing Control of Rikers Island as Jail Fails to Meet Improvement Benchmarks Agreed to in Consent Decree
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COURT WATCH: Homeless Man Held in Jail; Judge Agrees with Defense that Evidence ‘Weak’
COURT WATCH: Homeless Man Held in Jail; Judge Agrees with Defense that Evidence ‘Weak’
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Automated Process Wipes Out 11.164 Million California Justice Records, Freeing Some from ‘Paper Jail’
Automated Process Wipes Out 11.164 Million California Justice Records, Freeing Some from ‘Paper Jail’
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Half of Police Force in Minnesota Town Quits, and Crime Rates Drop, Suggesting ‘Depolicing’ Might Be a Thing
Half of Police Force in Minnesota Town Quits, and Crime Rates Drop, Suggesting ‘Depolicing’ Might Be a Thing
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U.S. Murder Rate Down, Especially in Big Cities, Early 2023 Data Show
U.S. Murder Rate Down, Especially in Big Cities, Early 2023 Data Show
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SF Officials Hail Measure Allowing Millions in State – Including Hundreds of Thousands in SF Bay Area – to Expunge Old Convictions from Their Records
SF Officials Hail Measure Allowing Millions in State – Including Hundreds of Thousands in SF Bay Area – to Expunge Old Convictions from Their Records
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US Senate Human Rights Subcommittee Uncovers Horrible Conditions of Incarceration
US Senate Human Rights Subcommittee Uncovers Horrible Conditions of Incarceration
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DOJ Issues Final Rule for Home Confinement under Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act – Suggests Many May Not Be Sent Back to Prison
DOJ Issues Final Rule for Home Confinement under Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act – Suggests Many May Not Be Sent Back to Prison
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President Biden Pardons Thousands Convicted of Marijuana Possession
President Biden Pardons Thousands Convicted of Marijuana Possession
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US Dept. of Justice Probe of Orange County DA and Sheriff Concludes Agencies Violated Constitutional Rights of Incarcerated
US Dept. of Justice Probe of Orange County DA and Sheriff Concludes Agencies Violated Constitutional Rights of Incarcerated
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Student Opinion: Should Money or Writers Speak?
Student Opinion: Should Money or Writers Speak?
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Guest Commentary: The Most Racist Supreme Court Cases You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Guest Commentary: The Most Racist Supreme Court Cases You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
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Commentary: Does the Housing Crisis Have the Potential to Change Political Boundaries in California?
Commentary: Does the Housing Crisis Have the Potential to Change Political Boundaries in California?
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Organizations Call on President Biden to Grant Clemency to Thousands on COVID Home Confinement
Organizations Call on President Biden to Grant Clemency to Thousands on COVID Home Confinement
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DOJ Opens Investigation of Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government and Louisville Metro Police Department
DOJ Opens Investigation of Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government and Louisville Metro Police Department
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DOJ Investigation Shows Alameda County & Santa Rita Jail Violate ADA, Eighth & Fourteenth Amendment Rights
DOJ Investigation Shows Alameda County & Santa Rita Jail Violate ADA, Eighth & Fourteenth Amendment Rights
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U.S. AG Merrick Garland Files Memorandum Regarding Civil Settlement Agreement and Consent Decrees
U.S. AG Merrick Garland Files Memorandum Regarding Civil Settlement Agreement and Consent Decrees
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Biden’s New Executive Order Addressing Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers Evokes Concern from Prison Reform Leaders
Biden’s New Executive Order Addressing Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers Evokes Concern from Prison Reform Leaders
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DOJ Policy Change May Aid Election Interference, Charges Prosecutor Group’s Exec Director
DOJ Policy Change May Aid Election Interference, Charges Prosecutor Group’s Exec Director
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