Justice Department Tries to Block Release of Inmate Featured on ‘Making a Murderer’
The Justice Department is trying to block the release of a Wisconsin inmate whose case was featured in the Netflix series “Making a Murderer.”
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Judge Orders FBI, CIA, NSA to Disclose Spying on Occupy Protesters
A federal judge has ordered the FBI, CIA and NSA to disclose any evidence that they spied on Occupy Philly protesters.
Border Patrol’s ‘Icebox’ Conditions Raise Troubling Questions in Court
Border Patrol has come under fire from federal prosecutors and civil-rights advocates following the discovery that immigrants are forced to sleep on cold concrete floors.
Georgia Man Who Shot ATF Agent Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison
An Athens, Ga., man who shot an ATF agent during an undercover investigation more than two years ago was sentenced to 24 years in federal prison on Tuesday.
Federal Prosecutors Ask for Life Sentence for Convicted LAX Shooter
Federal prosecutors are urging a judge to impose a life sentence on Paul Ciancia, the man killed a TSA officer and wounded there other people when he opened fire inside a Los Angele International Airport terminal.
DEA Agent Accused of Having Sexual Relationship with Paid Informant
A DEA supervisor denied allegations that he had sex with a paid informant.
FBI Used 15 Confidential Sources for Information on Armed Takeover of Oregon Wildlife Refuge
The FBI used 15 confidential sources for information from their contacts with occupiers during the 41-day armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, according to a prosecutor in the case.
Armed Pennsylvania Man Shot by Secret Service Agent Sentenced to 8 Months in Prison
An armed Pennsylvania man shot by a Secret Service agent near the White House was sentenced to eight months in prison Tuesday.