Former Restaurant Manager Owes Unpaid Black Worker He Abused $546,000, Judge Rules
Along with abuse, the manager forced the intellectually disabled Black man to work for more than 100 hours a week without paying him.
Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby: 'The War on Drugs Is Over'
"We leave behind the era of tough-on-crime prosecution and zero tolerance policing." -Mosby
Unarmed Black Man Killed by Texas Police During Mental Health Crisis
“THERE’S NO REASON THAT A MENTAL HEALTH CALL LIKE THIS SHOULD RESULT IN A FATALITY” - Civil Rights Attorney Lee Merritt
Ex-Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin to Stand Trial Alone in George Floyd Case
"WE RESPECTFULLY DISAGREE WITH THE COURT’S DECISION TO SEVER THREE OF THE DEFENDANTS FROM THE OTHER” - Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison
New York City Reaches $980,000 Settlement With Young Detainees Who Were Beaten, Forced Into Solitary Confinement
Four young detainees who were transferred from Rikers and imprisoned in an Albany jail have won their case against the city of New York.
No Amount Of Money Will Ever Bring Justice To Kalief Browder's Name
The city of New York valued Browder's life and story at $3.3 million—a number that barely scratches the surface of what the should-be 26-year-old was forced to endure.