Daryl James

In New Jersey, Fourth Amendment abuses start at birth.

A court said an off-duty police officer who pulled his gun on a motorist should be protected by “qualified immunity.” But the victim wouldn’t stand for it.

The Department of Education is closing a loophole that incentivizes unnecessary and excessive training requirements for working class professions.

Officers don’t wait for legitimate reasons to stop drivers; they stop drivers to find a reason.

Law enforcement still doesn’t need a legitimate reason to destroy your life and seize your money.

An ATF agent is suing after he was roughed up by local officers. But he’d be immune from lawsuits if the roles were reversed, thanks to qualified immunity.