Courts & Law

Housing advocates fear the law will do far more harm than good — to homeowners and legal tenants.

The woman, Christine Blasey Ford, spoke to the Post on the record and confirmed details that had previously been reported in other outlets, including The New Yorker.

The homicide prosecution of an addicted mother whose infant son died after breastfeeding is considered a test case of how far a district attorney can go to address opioids.

The hearing did not resolve whether two key Trump administration officials involved with the citizenship question will be deposed for the lawsuits.

The proposal is one of several for "document discovery" in the historic civil suit against the president.

What information is Manafort able to provide about the president?

Tao Li, 45, of San Diego, conspired to steal confidential information from the pharmaceutical giant about anti-cancer drugs under development.

Kavanaugh strongly pushed back on an allegation of sexual misconduct from more than 30 years ago.

Emily Fredrick’s mother, Laura, spoke on behalf of the family, her voice cracking with emotion.

All books will now have to go through the Department of Corrections.

While scathing, last month’s grand jury report about clergy sex abuse in Pennsylvania was released with ...

The plea took place three days before he was to face trial on charges related to his lobbying work for Ukraine and alleged witness tampering.

A federal judge has ruled that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' delay of a key student borrower protection rule was improper and unlawful.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee brushed aside a flurry of Democratic attempts to delay the consideration of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Thursday.

State AG says it can help law enforcement get there before the next fatal overdose and help get drug users into treatment.