Arizona Sheriff Could Face Criminal Charges
Federal Judge: Arpaio “lied to my face” It has been a long road for everyone involved in what began as a racial profiling case in
Federal Judge: Arpaio “lied to my face” It has been a long road for everyone involved in what began as a racial profiling case in
It’s not every day that you read a statement by a federal judge describing government actions of any kind as “absurd.” But that is word
The case against the man charged with a number of the freeway shootings in Phoenix has fallen apart. After being arrested in September of last
Back in 1963, a fellow named Ernesto Miranda was arrested in Phoenix in connection with rape and kidnapping charges. While in police custody, Miranda was
A federal judge has issued a stay effectively halting, at least for a time, any executions under Arizona’s death penalty law. The ruling involves an
In a case that is receiving wide attention in the news, the Arizona Supreme Court has limited the immunity of a doctor who prescribes medical
Charges against Leslie Merritt, Jr., labeled a “domestic terrorist” by the police, will be dismissed, according to a motion filed late last week by the
An appeals court has directed that a man convicted of a 1990 sexual assault and murder receive a new hearing to determine whether police misconduct
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed a bill (HR 2001) into law last week that makes it a felony to disclose a nude image of another
Much has been written in recent years about self-defense. A lot of the articles, particularly since the Zimmerman case in Florida, focus on so-called “stand
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