Court Proceedings

During each robbery, the man handed notes to tellers claiming he was a vigilante helping law enforcement and asking that they “please” place bills in an envelope

Johnny Johnson was convicted of killing a 6-year-old girl in 2002

While everyone is acutely aware of the risks necessitating court security and the liability implications of security failures, actual progress toward security remains highly variable

It's crucial that correctional staff can pinpoint potential triggers for suicidal behavior either during or following court proceedings

A U.S. federal judge ruled that the public has a right to see what goes on inside the St. Thomas jail

After an officer removes the suspect's hand and leg cuffs in line with legal requirements for the court session, the defendant runs out of the courtroom door

Court officers restrain a man during the life sentencing of the Buffalo supermarket shooter

The ex-officer also posted a photo of protestors lying on a street and wrote, “I would run them over no problem lol (laughing tears of joy emoji) didn’t see it"

The 22 attorney generals said the devices allow prisoners to plot violence and carry out crimes

Prior to the ruling, execution warrants in the state were only valid for the day noted on the court order

The draft terms for the court-ordered overhaul of state prison healthcare include setting a ratio of care providers to prisoners and appointing officials to monitor department compliance

Riverside County Sheriff Deputy Isaiah Cordero was killed by a violent felon, on bail twice over, during a Dec. 29 traffic stop

Sheriff: “We will not tolerate attacks on our officers. We will prosecute and we will seek justice.”

Robert Fratta, 65, is scheduled to receive a lethal injection for hiring two people to kill his estranged wife in 1994

The Fresno County, California rule allowed suspects arrested for certain lower-level felonies and misdemeanors to be released soon after, without having to put up bail money