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Vancouver's Private Policenew

With the Olympics coming and growing homelessness, the security industry is thriving, but what does that mean for the rest of us?
The Georgia Straight  |  Travis Lupick  |  10-22-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Case of the Dogged Detectivesnew

Two hard-boiled murder investigators get their man -- a fellow cop -- 16 years later.
L.A. Weekly  |  Christine Pelisek  |  10-19-2007  |  Crime & Justice

River Ragenew

The bizarre story of a 2006 summer melee on the Mississippi will soon unfold in a St. Charles County courthouse.
Riverfront Times  |  Kristen Hinman  |  10-19-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Crowded Courthousenew

Four anti-cop claims in one day.
The Portland Mercury  |  Matt Davis  |  10-18-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Death in the Public Interestnew

Media wants you to see Chasse files.
The Portland Mercury  |  Matt Davis  |  10-18-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Deceit of Capital Punishmentnew

What I learned when I witnessed the brutality of an execution.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  John Sugg  |  10-18-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Your Black Muslim Bakery: From Bean Pies to Real Estatenew

Since Yusuf Bey's death, his sons have quietly transferred millions worth of property from Your Black Muslim Bakery to themselves and close family members.
East Bay Express  |  Robert Gammon  |  10-17-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Case of Minneapolis' Disappearing Sex Crimes Unitnew

With rapes on the rise, there's a shortage of resources in the department dedicated to solving them.
City Pages (Twin Cities)  |  Jeff Severns Guntzel  |  10-17-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Bulgarian Jobnew

An immigrant wills his estate to a convicted killer from his homeland and dies the next day -- anything smell fishy?
Phoenix New Times  |  Ray Stern  |  10-16-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Law and Anarchynew

St. Louis Police Chief Joe Mokwa and his officers may stand trial for violating the civil rights of "anarchists" in 2003.
Riverfront Times  |  Chad Garrison  |  10-12-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Death Penalty Study in Tenn. is Set to Beginnew

Despite the findings of many previous studies, critics say the state has failed to make any meaningful changes to its capital justice system -- but advocates of the latest effort to study Tennessee's death penalty assure this time will be different.
Nashville Scene  |  Sarah Kelley  |  10-12-2007  |  Crime & Justice

26 Years: Bill Dillon's Dubious Imprisonmentnew

Convicted of a gruesome beachside murder in 1981 and sentenced to life in prison, Dillon has largely been forgotten -- but the legal proceedings that put him away can only generously be termed a "trial."
Orlando Weekly  |  Deanna Sheffield  |  10-11-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Follow the Guns Up the Iron Pipelinenew

How did 14 firearms stolen in Charlottesville end up in the hands of New York police?
C-Ville Weekly  |  Scott Weaver  |  10-10-2007  |  Crime & Justice

After Exoneration, Billy James Smith Waits for His Pardonnew

Smith was released from prison one year ago after serving 19 years and 11 months for a crime he didn't commit -- today he is a man in purgatory, exonerated by the legal system but not yet pardoned by Gov. Rick Perry.
The Texas Observer  |  Cynthia Hall Clements  |  10-05-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Maimed Brothers Flee San Francisco Violencenew

A family tale of brain trauma and gang drama.
SF Weekly  |  Lauren Smiley  |  10-03-2007  |  Crime & Justice

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