Judge: 17 Years Is Too Long to Wait for FBI Records under FOIA
A judge slammed the FBI for saying it would take 17 years to provide public records to a documentary film filmmaker.
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Trump’s Crackdown on Immigration Is Straining Already Backlogged Immigration Cases
New federal immigration rules under President Trump are placing a heavy burden on Border Patrol agents, judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys who already had been swamped.
Judge Fatally Shot Outside Chicago Home; FBI Offers $25,000 Reward
The FBI is offering a $25,000 reward for the information leading to the arrest of the gunman who shot and killed a judge outside his Chicago home.
Judge Tentatively Approves $1M Settlement to Children in Border Patrol Lawsuit
Seven years of litigation may finally be over after a San Diego federal judge tentatively approved a $1 million settlement to the children of a Mexican man who was fatally beaten and shot with a Taser at a California port of entry.
Judge Rejects New York Mafia Informant’s Lawsuit Against FBI
Joseph Barone was a former mafia informant for the FBI when he spent 19 months in a Brooklyn prison before a federal jury acquitted him in 2010.
Judge Rips FBI for Failing to Record 6-Hour Interrogation of Terror Suspect
The FBI interrogated an Everett terror suspect for six hours without recording the interaction.
Mississippi Man Who Tried to Join ISIS Credits FBI for Saving His Life
A Mississippi man thanked the FBI for saving his life as he was sentenced to eight years in prison Wednesday for trying to join ISIS.
Sex Offender Gets 70 Years in Prison on Numerous Charges
A federal judge wants to make sure 39-year-old Bradley Prucha spends the rest of his life in prison.