Courts & Law

The high court ruled that the Trump administration acted in an “arbitrary and capricious” way when it moved to end DACA.

As Rayshard Brooks lay dying, prosecutors say the Atlanta police officer who shot him in the back kicked him and didn’t give him medical attention for more than two minutes.

Though the cases are unrelated, the District Attorney’s Office believes more boys may have been victimized, based on evidence found by investigators.

The city has received a high volume of misconduct complaints since the protests began.

Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard made the announcement about officer Garrett Rolfe during a news conference.

Amid days of protests against police violence, Philly Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw received at least two emails containing racist, threatening language.

Delaware police are trying to figure out who spray-painted the words "Black Lives Matter" on a monument dedicated to state troopers killed in the line of duty.

Pa. LGBTQ advocates say the ruling doesn't cover those who work for smaller employers, and it doesn't extend protection against discrimination to housing or public services.

The case began when the ACLU asked for the police agency’s policies and procedures for its troopers to use social media monitoring software.

Capt. Louis Campione has been on the force for 43 years.

An NPR review of chokehold policies across several large U.S. police departments found them difficult to enforce.

In 2017, Pennsylvania lawmakers approved a bill aimed at clearing the way for widespread use of body cameras.

Company faces charges related to polluted water in Dimock

The suit said Trenton Water Works earlier agreed to replace thousands of lead service lines and cover a finished water reservoir, but had missed critical deadlines.

The First Judicial District called his behavior “egregious and totally unacceptable.”