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A string of high-profile deaths of black men in police custody has raised questions about how black Americans are treated during and after their arrest.

Journalist’s Resource reached out to scholars who study policing and economic inequality for their thoughts on the past week of uprisings in America.

Protesters are assembling, at great personal risk to themselves and their loved ones, because George Floyd couldn’t breathe. They inhale, exhale and raise hell in memory of him.

Could today's advanced forensic evidence leave no doubt about the football hero OJ Simpson's guilt? You be the judge.

Despite overwhelming evidence of guilt, Simpson was acquitted following the longest and most televised criminal trial in United States legal history.

While the number of women in organized crime has been relatively low compared to men, their participation has recently been growing and diversifying.

Since the 19th century the justice system for juveniles has been constantly evolving. There's no clear-cut answer, but research and expert testimony suggests early intervention is a crucial element.

Domestic abuse comes in many forms, from physical violence to psychological, emotional and sexual abuse. For men, women, and children in abusive homes, under the COVID-19 lockdowns, they are at ...

True crime cases that have gone cold with no answers are often those that fascinate us the most. Here we will look at four cases that remain a mystery and ...

Covid-19 is now a global pandemic. As the virus makes its way around the globe, governments are responding in new unprecedented ways.

In the classic nature vs nurture debate, it appears there needs to be a genetic, physical, and social combination to result in antisocial personality disorder.

Murdered in Montana in 1983, Marie Philbrick was killed in the days before DNA analysis. Bernard Pease Jr. was convicted of her murder, but was he really her killer?