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Parker: Scalia’s Participation in Discussions and Drafts Circulated Undoubtedly Affected the Rationales and Nuances of The Rule of Law
Ross Parker was chief of the criminal division in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Detroit for 8 years and worked as an AUSA for 28 in that office. By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com The Supreme Court issued four opinions in criminal cases in May, which leaves nine more cases to be decided in June before the…
Senate Report Cites ‘Inferior’ Whistleblower Protections for FBI Agents
The FBI has a habit of punishing its own whistleblowers.
FBI Steps Up Search for Convicted Murder Who Escaped 45 Years Ago
Leonard Rayne Moses was sentenced to life in prison when he was allowed to attend his grandmother’s funeral in Pennsylvania.
Border Patrol Mechanic to Be Sentenced for Stealing Parts from CBP Vehicles
A Customs and Border Protect mechanic who sold parts from Border Patrol vehicles on eBay is scheduled to be sentenced soon.
FBI, ATF Help Investigate Suspected Murder-Suicide at UCLA Campus
The FBI and ATF are helping investigate what appears to be a murder-suicide on the campus of UCLA o Wednesday.
Federal Lawmakers Propose Widely Different Ways to Tackle Long Lines at Airports
Lawmakers are offering potential solutions to long wait times at airport.
Sen. Schumer Proposes Freeing Up Airport Security Lines with $28M
Responding to complaints about long lines at airports, Sen. Charles Schumer wants to divert $28 million in federal funds to hire 600 new TSA agents.
Chicago Tribune: FBI Investigation Magnifies Hillary Clinton’s Flaws
Anyone groping to excuse Clinton’s conduct eventually has to face the stark, infuriating fact: What she did served no purpose beyond letting her selfishly evade the rules and accountability demanded of everyone else.