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LAW ENFORCEMENT SEIZED MORE FROM PEOPLE THAN BURGLARS STOLE LAST YEAR The increase in forfeiture activity is due largely to the profit motive created by laws which allow police to keep some or all of the assets they seize -
FBI TO REVIEW FINGERPRINTING AND BULLET-TRACING TECHNIQUES The Justice Department proposed expanding its review of forensic testimony by the FBI Laboratory beyond hair matching to other widely used techniques -
WHAT THIS EXONERATION MEANS FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM There is a looming crisis in forensic science that promises to plunge the American system of criminal justice into disarray. -
THE SUPREME COURT & POLICE SEARCHES What stops us from becoming a police state and just having the police stand on the corner down here and stop every person, ask them for identification... -
MAN IN PRISON FOR 18 YEARS TO BE FREED AFTER ACCUSER RECANTS A 71-year-old man who has spent 18 years in prison for a child molestation that his accuser now denies he committed has been ordered to be freed. -
HEROIN EPIDEMIC'S DIRECT CONNECT TO WAR IN AFGHANISTAN “Between 2002 and 2013, the rate of heroin-related overdose deaths nearly quadrupled, and more than 8,200 people died in 2013.” -
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO TEST DRIVERS THAT ARE STONED? That means a lab test would only find a trace amount of THC in the blood of occasional smokers after a few hours, and may pass a drug test... -
PEOPLE CAN BE CONVINCED THEY COMMITTED A NON-EXISTENT CRIME IN JUST 3 HOURS New research has shown that over the course of just a few hours, innocent adults can be convinced that they committed a crime, even if that crime was completely made up -
FLAWED HAIR ANALYSIS TESTIMONY LEADS TO NEW TRIAL The court found that the hair examiner's testimony was "enormously influential" and material to the convictions. -
LATEST DUI TECHNOLOGY: Oral Swabs to Test for Drugs A recent case in which oral swab evidence was used to convict a man of driving under the influence is being watched by law enforcement officials and lawyers nationwide -
INSIDE KENTUCKY'S UNREGULATED PRIVATE PROBATION INDUSTRY Every month for two years, Cook has to pay a $25 monitoring fee to a company that serves as a privatized probation agency. -
10 THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER DO WHEN STOPPED FOR SPEEDING Here are 10 rules to follow when you see flashing lights in your rear view mirror. -
WILL JUDGE IN BILL COSBY CASE ALLOW OTHER RAPE CLAIMS AS EVIDENCE? The legal question is whether the testimony of any or all of these women will be admissible against Cosby in the criminal case in Pennsylvania. -
SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO EASE STANDARD ON TAMPERING OFFENSES Ruling in a case in which a woman concealed a heroin-filled condom in a body cavity, the Ohio Supreme Court found today that suspects cannot be... -
KANSAS COUPLE WHOSE TEA WAS MISTAKEN FOR MARIJUANA LOSES SUIT OVER FRUITLESS RAID Robert and Adlynn Harte argued that cops should have known field tests are unreliable. -
DUI CONVICTIONS: FAULTY ALCOHOL BREATH TEST MACHINES Defense attorneys discovered many individuals received wrongful convictions based upon faulty readings from the Intoxilyzer 8000, a common breathalyzer machine. -
MURDER CONVICTIONS WERE BASED ON OUTDATED ARSON SCIENCE, PROSECUTORS SAY Prosecutors in the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office will ask a judge today to overturn the arson and felony murder convictions of three men convicted in a 1981 fire that killed a woman and her five children. -
SUPREME COURT WILL REVIEW STATE LAWS MAKING IT A CRIME TO REFUSE BLOOD-ALCOHOL TESTS The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether state laws that make it a crime to refuse warrantless blood-alcohol tests are a violation of the Fourth Amendment. -
RAISE THE MINIMUM AGE A JUVENILE CAN BE TRIED AS AN ADULT TO 21 A new report that recommend raising the age at which juveniles enter the adult court system to at least 21, with gradually diminishing protections that extend to age 25. -
MAN IS RELEASED FROM PRISON AFTER 15 YEARS WHEN DNA TESTING POINTS FINGER AT HIS BROTHER After serving more than 15 years in prison for the slaying of his teenage sister-in-law, a Kansas man was freed Tuesday because recent DNA testing pointed the finger at his brother.
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