Courts & Law

I am at once relieved that the Kenney administration made the right decision, and grieved that removing a symbol of brutality does not change the substance of this moment.

A man dressed in black tactical-style gear and armed with an assault rifle opened fire inside a church in South Texas on Sunday, killing 26 people and wounding about 20 others

Castor alleges the women harmed his reputation and cost him a chance to return as DA in suburban Philadelphia by publicly criticizing him and suing him for defamation.

During a sentencing hearing Friday, Bergdahl was sentenced to dishonorable discharge, loss of pay and benefits, and reduction in rank from sergeant to private.

As the Republican and Democratic parties compete for seven appellate court judgeships, ads are hard-hitting.

Ruling expected soon on whether Trump administration can withhold grant money in retaliation for city shielding immigrants from ICE agents.

New Jersey's senior senator is accused of accepting bribes from a longtime friend in return for government favors.

A Delaware judge will wait until a January hearing to decide whether Harvey Weinstein's demand for corporate records should be granted.

Leading up to the 2016 election, “agents of a hostile foreign power” involved in “sophisticated misinformation campaigns” targeted Americans through social media.

The highest-profile race is for a seat on the state Supreme Court, and seats are also open on the Superior and Commonwealth courts.

Bordentown Township's former top cop is also accused of using police dogs to intimidate African-Americans at high school basketball games

A national legal team will help Delaware determine what action to take against the opioid industry for contributing to the opioid epidemic in the First State.

Oreskes said in a statement Wednesday that he was deeply sorry to the people he hurt.

Two women have accused Michael Oreskes of sexual harassment. The alleged incidents took place in the '90s while he worked at the New York Times.