The “Guilt Gap”: Why Women Pay More When Traffic Tickets Strike
The system isn’t designed to punish women specifically. But its barriers fall hardest on the people least likely to push back.
Crimes
Russian Hacker Sentenced in Federal Cybercrime Case
Hacker sentenced after enabling ransomware attacks against United States organizations.
Former Army Civilian Receives Prison Sentence
Army civilian sentenced after investigation into overseas child abuse crimes.
When Does a DUI Become a Felony in California?
The immediate penalties from a felony DUI conviction are only the tip of the iceberg.
What Makes a DUI “Aggravated” in Illinois?
Potential aggravated DUI charges in Illinois come with an array of short and long term legal consequences.
How to Expunge a Criminal Record: Your Step-by-Step Guide
The reward – a sealed record, a fresh start, a life no longer shadowed by bureaucracy – is worth every form you fill, every fee you pay, every month you wait.
How Criminal Justice Systems Differ Across the Globe
Insights from these approaches can guide fairer legal practices, inform policy decisions, and strengthen protections for everyone involved.
Indiana Man Who Targeted a Local Christian Church for Vandalism Sentenced to Federal Prison
Days later, after agents executed a search warrant on his cell phone, he admitted he targeted the sign because it belonged to a Christian church and stated he was motivated by his involvement in various Satanic groups.
Former Syrian Prison Official Convicted in U.S.
Former Syrian prison commander convicted for torture and immigration fraud charges.
Ten Drug Dealers Handed Lengthy Federal Prison Sentences for Trafficking Kilos of Fentanyl, Meth, and Cocaine
In total, the group was responsible for distributing at least 108 kilograms of methamphetamine, 4 kilograms of Fentanyl, and 6 kilograms of cocaine.