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The ability of state prosecutors to pursue criminal charges against federal officers, including the role of immunity doctrines and access to evidence.
Federal law, Supreme Court precedent and interagency practice create a hybrid regime: federal authorities often assert control over evidence when a federal officer is involved in a killing, but state ...
The official Supreme Court materials provided show multiple certiorari petitions and granted petitions on high-profile immigration questions since 2017—examples include cases about visa denials, the g...
State prosecutors have pursued charges against federal officers in a range of cases—from alleged homicides and kidnappings to corruption and perjury—but those prosecutions frequently collide with fede...