Law and order

Prosecutors state that the officer's force was justified under state law.
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District judge dismisses $100 million lawsuit filed against officer for use of excessive force.
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The son of a murdered NYPD Officer is fighting to keep his father's killer, a man also twice convicted of manslaughter, in prison.
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A fired female officer is seeking to get her job back after saying she was terminated without a credible investigation.
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GOP lawmakers in New Jersey calling for the resignation of their attorney general.
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Congressman Brandon Gill introduced the Land and National Defense Act to apply the same restrictions to foreign nationals and entities that adversary governments apply to Americans.
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The DOJ Tuesday denied a report that USAID employees were ordered in an internal email to burn and shred classified records.
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Police chief among other celebrities named in amended lawsuit against Diddy.
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The police department of Aurora, CO will be authorized to conduct pursuits at the discretion of is officers in certain situations for the first time since entering into a consent decree in 2021.
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Las Cruces, New Mexico Officer Brad Lunsford was convicted in the killing of a black man who stole his partner's Taser. Aside from the judge's refusal to admit some exculpatory evidence, the defense has now found that one juror may have committed perjury during the voir dire juror selection process to hide anti-police bias.
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Denver doubles down on its sanctuary laws; one jurisdiction is reminding its residents of the dangers of Tren de Aragua.
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DHS administering polygraph tests to its employees to find the leakers of immigration raids.
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Columbus Police Officer Spencer Badger, who runs a YouTube channel called "Columbus Police Body Camera," has been fired for posting such videos to his YouTube channel without using public records requests to access the footage.
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County votes to allow board of supervisors to fire Sheriff.
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Sheriff Bianco, who is running for California governor, posted a video about the new proposed bill that he said could make it a crime to protect yourself in self-defense.
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