Courts & Law

The woman who sued natural gas driller Range Resources over alleged air and water contamination at her Mt. Pleasant, Pa. home, testified before an investigative grand jury.

The DOC has confirmed it will stop photocopying inmates’ legal mail and go back to giving them original copies.

Delaware County is the latest public entity seeking to join the ongoing lawsuit, which alleges unsafe conditions and a need for more emergency planning.

Hundreds of private entities like universities and hospitals receive access to the list.

Jupiter Police Chief Daniel Kerr announced the charges on Friday as part of a sting on a local spa.

Steve Luxenberg tells the history around Plessy v. Ferguson, the disastrous 1896 Supreme Court decision that made racial segregation legal as “separate but equal.”

The exact timing of Mueller's endgame is unclear.

STEVE LUXENBERG, a former Washington Post editor ...

We discuss the legal arguments and challenges to President Trump's declaration of a national emergency to get funding for a border wall.

The unprecedented security measures at the center of this trial involved giving inmates photocopies of their mail, while the prison temporarily stored the originals.

Graham Spanier, 70, had argued the trial judge and a lower appeals court wrongly relied on a statute of limitations law that prosecutors never cited.

Lawmakers say their big concern is that a camera could be attached to a drone by someone seeking to spy on a neighbor or to take photos without their permission.

Parents also say Facebook made it challenging to find out how to report what had happened and often would not reimburse parents.

A North Jersey couple has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $153,000 by filing fraudulent applications for relief funds.

The U.S. Supreme Court placed limits on the civil asset forfeiture, but Pennsylvania’s high court already reined in the program throughout the state.