Wednesday, Feb 26

The U.S. Supreme Court grants a new trial for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma death row inmate, overturning his conviction due to prosecutorial misconduct.

Tuesday, Feb 04

French prosecutors announced that they cannot investigate sexual abuse allegations against Abbé Pierre due to his death and the expiration of the statute of limitations.

Wednesday, Jan 29

The Justice Department fired over a dozen employees involved in Trump prosecutions, signaling a move to enforce loyalty within the administration.

Thursday, Jan 23

The Justice Department initiates new immigration enforcement measures, including investigating state and local officials obstructing federal efforts.

Thursday, Jan 23

Jackie Johnson, former Georgia prosecutor, stands trial for allegedly obstructing the investigation into Ahmaud Arbery's 2020 killing, amid community outrage.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Jackie Johnson, a former Georgia prosecutor, is facing trial for allegedly obstructing the investigation into Ahmaud Arbery's death, raising major concerns about justice.

Friday, Jan 10

Prosecutors will not charge a man who fatally stabbed an attacker during a robbery on the NYC subway, citing self-defense in their decision.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Audit uncovers that former St. Louis prosecutor Kim Gardner attended nursing school during work hours, revealing misuse of public funds and significant staff turnover.

Wednesday, Jan 08

John Irving, a former federal prosecutor, is being considered for U.S. attorney in D.C., representing Trump allies like Navarro and de Oliveira.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Trump is set to appear via video at his New York sentencing for hush money charges, a rare allowance by the court.