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Insite, Vancouver’s supervised injection facility, provides people with clean injection supplies. (Elana Gordon/WHYY)
The Philadelphia Experiment
Addiction
Race & Ethnicity
The Philadelphia Experiment

If ‘crackhouse statute’ does not apply to injection sites, black community should sue

If the courts now say it’s legal to operate a drug house, black folks need to file a class-action lawsuit to get back what we lost when it was us.

6 years ago

Mitchel H. Cohen United States Courthouse in Camden, N.J.
New Jersey
Policing

Former N.J. police chief found guilty of lying to FBI as jury deliberations continue

Jurors are still deliberating on two more serious charges: hate-crime assault and using excessive force.

6 years ago

ACLU Legal Director Vic Walczak with plaintiffs Melissa Gass and Ashley Bennett. (Katie Meyer / WITF)
Criminal Justice
Medicine
Pennsylvania

ACLU says Pa. county medical marijuana policy violates state law

The group’s Pennsylvania chapter is suing the county in hopes it will allow people on probation to use medical cannabis.

6 years ago

Willie Veasy (NBC10)
Criminal Justice
Philadelphia
Policing

Philadelphia man cleared of murder after 27 years in prison

Willie Veasy's long-running appeal came to an end Wednesday morning, when a judge tossed out the murder conviction.

6 years ago

The drug recognition expert
Criminal Justice
New Jersey
Policing

N.J. Supreme Court weighs scientific merit of methods cops use to spot intoxicated drivers

For the first time, N.J.’s high court is hearing a challenge to the scientific merits of the methodology cops use to spot and charge drivers under the influence of drugs.

6 years ago

A federal appeals court has granted President Trump a temporary stay of decision, saying he does not have to turn over eight years of tax records for a New York state criminal probe. (Evan Vucci/AP)
NPR
Government Accountability
National

President Trump doesn’t need to release his tax returns — for now

A federal appeals court has granted President Trump a temporary stay of decision, and he will not have to turn over his tax returns to the Manhattan district attorney.

6 years ago

Michael White speaks with family before turning himself over to police in the stabbing death of a real estate developer in the city's Rittenhouse section. (NBC10)
Philadelphia

Charges reduced against Philly bike courier accused in fatal stabbing

A Philadelphia judge has agreed to drop the third-degree murder charge against a 22-year-old bike courier accused of fatally stabbing a real estate developer last summer.

6 years ago

The Supreme Court justices, pictured in November 2018, start a new term on Monday. (J Scott Applewhite/AP)
NPR
National

Abortion, guns and gay rights on the docket for Supreme Court’s new term

The Supreme Court may be eager to portray itself as an apolitical institution. But this term, political questions writ large are knocking at the high court door.

6 years ago

Michael White in 2018. (Michael D'Onofrio/The Philadelphia Tribune)
Criminal Justice
Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Tribune

Krasner moves to drop murder charge against bike courier accused of stabbing Center City developer

District Attorney Larry Krasner on Friday filed a motion to drop murder charges against the black bicycle courier accused of fatally stabbing a Center City developer.

6 years ago

Wilmington City Council President Hanifa Shabazz (left) was “concerned for her safety’’ after blistering verbal attacks against and about her by Dion O. Wilson in September and one a year ago in and outside Council chambers, court documents show. (City of Wilmington photos)
Delaware
Politics

Wilmington man charged with harassment after complaint by City Council president

Dion Wilson is a frequent government critic at City Council meetings. Police say he went too far and the council president feared ‘for her safety.’

6 years ago

Listen 0:49
Maureen Faulkner expresses her feelings outside of the Philadelphia District Attorney's office. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)
Criminal Justice
Philadelphia

Maureen Faulkner, widow of slain Philly police officer, wants Krasner off potential Mumia retrial

The wife of a slain Philadelphia police officer wants the district attorney removed from a possible retrial of her husband's killer, Mumia Abu Jamal.

6 years ago

In this June 20, 2019 file photo, The Supreme Court is seen under stormy skies in Washington.  The Supreme Court is adding an abortion case to its busy election-year docket. The justices have agreed to take up a Louisiana law that could leave the state with just one clinic. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo)
Gender
Health Care
National

Supreme Court to hear abortion regulation case

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to plunge into the abortion debate in the midst of the 2020 presidential campaign.

6 years ago

Vaughn prison in Smyrna, Delaware. (Zoë Read/WHYY)
Criminal Justice
Delaware
Mental Health

Lawsuit: Inmates cries for help were ignored before suicide death

The lawsuit alleges Darius Sarro was raped and bullied by other inmates on multiple occasions over a two-year period, while housed at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center.

6 years ago

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Criminal Justice
Philadelphia
Billy Penn

You can now track the Philly criminal justice system in real time

DA Krasner’s new online dashboard updates daily, from arrests to sentences.

6 years ago

Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam Jr. (Wayne Parry/AP Photo)
New Jersey

Atlantic City mayor resigns after pleading guilty to stealing $87K from his own nonprofit

Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam Jr. is the latest controversy in a line of corrupt city officials so long that it spawned a hit HBO TV series.

6 years ago

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