The Ohio Supreme Court will consider whether a crime victims' law allows police to withhold officers' names when they're attacked on the job.
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Who pays when police damage property? Attorney for Bay City landlord asks Supreme Court to weigh in.An armed police team responds to a volatile situation, say an armed gunman or a barricaded fugitive. They remove their quarry ...
Just days after Lebanon County District Attorney Pier Hess Graf said she hoped PennLive’s Christine Vendel “burns in a fire,” ...
A pair of former Albuquerque police officers have pleaded guilty to federal charges in relation to intoxicated driving ...
Lakewood police violated the constitutional prohibition on unreasonable searches by ensuring a driver's door remained open so ...
Officers pursued her son onto the reservation, believing he was a different man with the same name, documents show.
A man who appeared to be carrying a dangerous article in his left hand and was yelling at police was arrested outside the ...
The Supreme Court on Monday (February 10) stayed the trial in a cheating case against Congress Madhya Pradesh MLA Rajendra ...
An appellate ruling against Cariol Horne puts the former Buffalo police officer at risk of losing back pay to pay off a ...
Accused of threatening police officers, a Baltimore judge was suspended for 20 days without pay, the Supreme Court of ...
The Supreme Court set aside the conviction of an accused (convicted of the death penalty) in a case for allegedly committing the gruesome murder of his six family members, including his ...
Sentencing submissions are being heard in the NSW Supreme Court for Kristian White, the former police officer responsible for ...
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