Criminal Justice
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.
Grand Jury Rejects Felony Case Against Ex-DA John Flynn’s Accuser
The grand jury would not indict Ryan Flynn. Now only a misdemeanor remains against the man who accused ex-DA John Flynn of child abuse.
Leo Grillo, Founder of DELTA Rescue, May Die in Custody, Doctor Warns!
A UCLA cardiologist says jail may kill 77-year-old Leo Grillo. The case keeping him there rests on a fraud suspect cutting his own deal
The Difference Between Justice and Vengeance: The Case for Mercy in the Frank Rosenthal Case
The Difference Between Justice and Vengeance: The Case for Mercy in the Frank Rosenthal Case