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The role of courts in supervising and sanctioning prosecutorial decisions that violate constitutional or statutory norms.
Survivor advocates publicly demanded near-complete disclosure of Justice Department records about Jeffrey Epstein, arguing that partial releases and heavy redactions have frustrated accountability and...
Congress wrote and has repeatedly reshaped the legal framework that allows a president to order U.S. forces into American streets, and it retains multiple statutory and political levers to constrain, ...
ICE publicly said it adopted CDC COVID-19 guidance and used existing infectious-disease protocols in 2020, including isolating symptomatic or at-risk detainees in airborne-infection isolation rooms an...
Federal immigration officers can and do use consensual encounters, ruses and warrantless arrests, but those powers are bounded by a mix of statutory text, Fourth Amendment limits, agency policy and ag...
and the possess a patchwork of formal and informal tools intended to : internal gatekeeping units and career norms inside DOJ, congressional oversight and hearings, inspector general and professional-...
Someone stopped or approached by on the street retains — notably the right to remain silent, the right to refuse a nonconsensual search absent probable cause or a warrant, and the right to ask whether...