Cops want to get paid, too.
And why we may soon not be able to measure it at all.
In states with newly relaxed marijuana laws, it's difficult to see teen use not going up at least a little bit.
And what Florida is planning to do about it.
A subtle, but crucial policy tweak recognizes the importance of officer behavior pre-shooting.
One of the murkiest areas in Fourth Amendment law.
The SAFE Act could lead to overcrowded prisons and misplaced law enforcement priorities.
Law enforcement have largely respected the will of Colorado voters—and then some.
Now, it'll protect people who fire warning shots.
"What cops do is arrest people. If you don’t want to be arrested, you probably shouldn’t call the police."
The latest horrifying statistic from the American criminal justice system.
This policeman could teach law enforcers a lesson in how to behave when a bystander is filming.
The power of a questionnaire.
There was also a 200 percent increase in officer suicides.
New York City's Midtown Community Court is a national model for a different approach to dispensing justice.
What Europe can teach the U.S. about criminal justice.
The "stop snitching" movement meets social media.
Extremely frank tips for avoiding a night in jail.
Mugshots.com wants you to believe that it's a good thing to make people pay money to have their mugshots taken down. (Spoiler: It's not a very convincing argument).