SHERIFFS OF NOTTINGHAM
The Justice Department just restarted a controversial asset forfeiture program—in part to fund local police departments—which critics say unfairly targets poor people and minorities.
CJ Ciaramellaa staff writer at the Washington Free Beacon.
The Justice Department just restarted a controversial asset forfeiture program—in part to fund local police departments—which critics say unfairly targets poor people and minorities.
Former NYPD Commissioner, and recent parolee, Bernie Kerik’s memoir makes a bland case for criminal justice reform, and himself.
Everyone wanted police body cams, but the new accountability tool raises numerous privacy and public records questions.
After a series of botched executions, states are increasingly hesitant to reveal information about the drugs used to put prisoners to death.