Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Taps Ex-DOJ Watchdog to Defend Her in Ethics Probe
Michael Bromwich, an attorney who served as the Justice Department's top internal watchdog from 1994 to 1999, told Reuters he is representing Rollins in a...
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Family of Tamir Rice Urges Biden Administration to Reopen Investigation Into His Death
The family of Tamir Rice is hoping that a new president will bring a new turnout to the investigation into his death....
Black Community Leaders Demand DOJ Investigation Into The Columbus Police Department
Black coalition call on the Department of Justice to open an investigation into the Columbus Division of Police....
DOJ Calls For Police Reform in Chicago and Baltimore
The Justice Department announced it has found reasonable cause to believe that the Chicago Police Department engages in discriminatory and unconstitutional practices in a pattern...
JPMorgan Chase To Settle Mortgage Discrimination Suit for $55M
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $55 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Justice Department, accusing the bank of discriminating against minority borrowers...
Dept. of Labor Suing Google Over Salary and Hiring Practices Data
The Department of Labor filed a lawsuit against Google on Wednesday to get the Internet company to turn over compensation data on its employees.. Filed...
ACLU Calls Tulsa Police Cold Blooded Murderers and Bold-Faced Liars Following Terence Crutcher Shooting
The U.S. Department of Justice has been asked to investigate the shooting death by Tulsa police of an unarmed black man whose car had broken...
Department of Justice Will Stop Using For-Profit Private Prisons
The U.S. Department of Justice will stop contracting with for-profit prison operators. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates made the announcement, “They simply do not provide...