Criminal Justice
Kerr Kriisa Arrested By The FBI On Fraud Charges
Kerr Kriisa, the 25-year-old Estonian guard who spent six seasons in college basketball across four programs and was days away from beginning his professional career in Estonia, was arrested by FBI agents on the evening of July 3 in Lexington, Kentucky and is being held at the Fayette County Detenti
WHO REALLY KILLED FIRST BRANDS Pt 5: Two Executives Have Confessed
First Brands collapsed owing $11 billion. Two executives confessed to the fraud. Did founder Patrick James direct it, or just own the company?
A Judge-Made Probation Deal in the Kessler Protest Killing
Loay Alnaji admitted killing Paul Kessler with a megaphone. A Ventura County judge signaled probation — no prison.
The Framing of Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez Part 9; The Show Trial
Castel let the prosecution build the case it wanted. He kept out what hurt the government. The Hernández trial was a show trial in every measure.
Strengthening the Cooperation Bargain: A Call for Institutional Integrity
A major drug seizure, two federal districts, and a cooperator whose supporters say extraordinary assistance went unrecognized.
Accused in Secret, a Top Nuclear Official Loses His Career
The No. 2 at America's nuclear weapons agency was forced out in 17 days, never interviewed, never told the charge. Now he's suing.