FBI agents facing Justice Department scrutiny for being part of probes that involved returned Republican President Donald Trump are getting pro bono help from a pair of former federal ...

The Trump administration forced out a number of FBI officials Friday, removing agents who worked on the criminal cases into ...

In a new article, the former director of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) within the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Justice programs, proposes a framework to situate both the role of ...

The methods of attack range in scope and intensity from forced non-disclosure agreements and disciplinary sanctions to disbarment, physical abuse, criminal ... of lawyers in carrying out their ...

"The defense team was never given access to the information." She also said the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers joined the case to work with her “because of the importance of ...

according to his lawyers. Jan 16’s hearing began with the National Assembly’s Impeachment Committee listing the reasons why Mr Yoon must be removed from office. It outlined five constitutional ...

The two main parties seem to take turns leading the country, but the divisive national politics has taken ... he resorted to a series of criminal efforts to retain power,” the report states.

WASHINGTON – President-elect Donald Trump's plan to staff top positions at the Justice Department leadership with his personal lawyers from years of congressional and criminal investigations has ...

A report by the Iranian Bar Association Union reveals that since the start of 2017, at least 54 instances of violence targeting lawyers have been documented. These include murders, assassination ...

a top lawyer and head of the Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners Association. He also called for a review of legal aid rates to make criminal work a sustainable option for the profession.

they found that Kayizzi had no wrongdoing when he found a prima facie case against Kampala lawyers Robert Ssenfuka and Umar Nyanzi, leading to the opening of criminal case No. 047/2024.