U.S.
New DOJ white-collar crime policy just reheated cabbage
We know how to fight corporate fraud, but Congress and the White House are unwilling to do what is necessary
We know how to fight corporate fraud, but Congress and the White House are unwilling to do what is necessary
Holder’s return to corporate law firm undermines public trust
New attorney general and the Justice Department she inherits have poor track records on law enforcement reform
At six years, Eric Holder was the fourth longest serving Attorney General and possibly one of the most controversial
Michele Leonhart to leave DEA after report showed that agents attended parties with prostitutes provided by drug cartels
St. Louis county's courts are under scrutiny after report accused called them a mechanism for making money off the poor
Eric Holder announces a six-city effort designed to reduce long-standing tension between police, communities
Half a century after Selma march crackdown, Eric Holder says some jurisdictions still restrict Americans’ right to vote
Report finds pervasive pattern of racially biased policing
DOJ report cleared Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown but revealed widespread racial bias
