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U.S. law already allows revocation of naturalized citizenship primarily when the citizenship was “illegally procured” — most commonly by fraud or willful misrepresentation — but limited statutory path...
2016 decisions (building on earlier ) narrowed the legal contours of by cabining it to bribery and kickbacks and by tightening the definition of an “official act,” forcing federal prosecutors to recal...
Since 2024 lawmakers, advocacy groups and think tanks have pushed several overlapping federal reforms to civil asset forfeiture: bipartisan FAIR Act proposals would raise the evidentiary standard, gua...
Prosecutors seeking "passive viewing records" — video or audio captured by cameras or devices that record without active user interaction — face a patchwork of constitutional standards, federal and st...
Plea bargains commonly reduce more severe charges (like receipt or possession with intent) to lesser offenses (like simple possession) or trade charges for lighter sentences; prosecutors use charge, s...
Available reporting in the provided search results documents many recent New York convictions under state drug, gun‑ and weapon‑possession statutes (e.g., 31 defendants in two trafficking networks; mu...