Courts & Law

The White House's explanations for why it seized Acosta's credentials have shifted over the last week.

The last two surviving leaders of Cambodia's brutal Khmer Rouge regime of the 1970s were found guilty Friday by an international tribunal.

Prosecutors and defendants argued over the legitimacy of evidence and inmate testimonies during closing arguments in a trial for three pr ...

Witness to Innocence, a national anti-death penalty organization based in Philadelphia, ...

Two people who have accused priests of molestation in Philadelphia have filed a lawsuit against the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference and ...

It's not exactly clear what happened with the money, though Bobbitt's attorney has said it's all gone.

New Jersey’s rate of prison recidivism has dropped by 19 percent over six years, with fewer than three in 10 of those released winding up reincarcerated within three years.

The Trump administration has already written the opening chapters of what could be its most enduring legacy: the makeup of the federal courts.

Guests: Kirk Bloodsworth, Kwame Ajamu, Helen Prejan Being sentenced to death row for a crime you did not commit i ...

On Tuesday, the New Jersey Supreme Court threw out the results of breathalyzer tests managed by an indicted staete police sergeant. Now, ...

The FBI says a self-described white nationalist with a social media connection to the suspect in last month's Pittsburgh synagogue massacre has been arrested.

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker's temporary appointment was legal, the Justice Department said in a memo on Wednesday.

With the striped bass season heating up in New Jersey, state authorities are patrolling fishing spots and enforcing catch and size limits.

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s new victim’s compensation program is up and running, less than a ...