President Obama Pardons Non-Violent Drug Convictions
This week President Obama pardoned or commuted the sentences of 231 people, the largest single-day clemency announcement since he became president.
This week President Obama pardoned or commuted the sentences of 231 people, the largest single-day clemency announcement since he became president.
In spite of the ACLU’s outcry about body cameras and their use, body cameras have become a part of the crime enforcement for the Los Angeles Police Department.

The definition of rape goes beyond just forced sexual intercourse.
Anthony Michael Hall, the actor best known for his role in the ’80s teen movie “The Breakfast Club,” was recently arrested for felony battery of his neighbor.
A Pico Rivera nightclub owner has been sentenced to prison for laundering money as part of a drug-trafficking ring.
Shailene Woodley is speaking out via her Instagram after being arrested for trespassing in North Dakota during a peaceful protest against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
An underage former employee of Chipotle recently received a $7.65 million settlement following the sexual harassment lawsuit she and her mother brought against an adult supervisor of the restaurant chain.
During the presidential debates this week Donald Trump touted the tactics of “stop-and-frisk” as a way of combating urban crime.
A lawsuit has been brought against Jim Carrey that alleges that used his “immense wealth and celebrity status” to obtain and distribute deadly substances to his girlfriend Cathriona White.
Recently, California lawmakers agreed to a bill that would close a loophole in the state’s sexual assault laws.