Recently, Sean “Diddy” Combs was found not guilty on the most serious charges in his sex trafficking and racketeering trial, sparking a wave of reactions
The American criminal justice system has a problem with teenagers, and Johnetta Carr’s story proves it in the most brutal way possible. At 16, she
A Bucks County case highlights the devastating impact of false accusations while raising questions about investigative procedures The fabricated assault In what prosecutors are calling
High-profile cases expose deep-rooted societal challenges and racial disparities The evolving landscape of criminal justice Recent high-profile crime cases in America have revealed deep-seated issues
Navigating encounters with law enforcement can be a complex and often intimidating experience, particularly for Black Americans. The history of policing in the United States
After spending nearly 24 years in prison for a wrongful conviction, Darryl Anthony Howard, a Black man from North Carolina, is finally receiving justice. The
In the intricate tapestry of legal proceedings, how individuals address the court and its esteemed officials carries profound implications. Amidst the myriad etiquettes and protocols
Tamron Hall presents a more intimate look at the court system with Court TV‘s, “Someone They Knew … With Tamron Hall.” Speaking to rolling out,
Lawrence Stephens is a Virginia resident who was sentenced to 1,823 years in prison for a home invasion and robbery in 2001. He is now
A.R. Hilton is an accomplished author, screenwriter and director. However, Hilton’s path to success was not an easy one. He had to fight for it.
Willie Smith is a victim of an incompetent and racist judicial system. The 43-year-old has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for stealing a
Correct me if I’m wrong, but how many times did “the poor” or “lower class” populations come up during the presidential campaigns, and what does
