A warrant for five people led to 400 people being detained at a community event. Now the operation is at the center of a novel ACLU lawsuit. 

U.S. leaders have said they would not intentionally strike a school. But if recklessness led to the Minab attack, it may still be criminal.

Cole’s lawyers claim he’s covered by the Jan. 6 pardons. The Trump administration has made it a more interesting question than it should be. 

A seemingly narrow procedural rule masks a broader attempt to reshape oversight of government lawyers.

Just when you thought you had your hands around the problem of the government violating court orders.

A rare corporate FCPA indictment tests whether courts will more closely interrogate prosecutorial motive.

A database of non-compliance with court orders around the country.

Following a public scandal involving the old MAG, the new MAG terminated proceedings against soldiers charged with serious abuse of a Palestinian detainee.

What the Anthropic case is really about.

The Justice Department now must defend a search warrant built on recycled fraud claims, strained statutory theories, and glaring omissions.

There are four of them. 

The Court will decide whether asylum begins at the port of entry or only after a person steps onto U.S. soil.