Latest Criminal Law News
Drug prohibition violates logic -- and civil rights
Drug abuse is a medical, health care and spiritual problem, not a problem to be solved within a criminal justice model. What historical precedent is there
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:51A
New degree to be offered at Minot State
Students will also learn about law enforcement careers in state and federal fish and wildlife protection agencies. A student who earns this criminal justice
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:48A
Documents leaked online reveal difficultly in prosecuting or clearing Assange
Assange is accused of having intercourse with one of the women while she was asleep, she woke up during the coupling and is quoted as having asked Assange
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:42A
Ravenel: Legalize drugs
Former SC Treasurer Thomas Ravenel is breaking his silence and taking on America's drug war, saying he advocates a repeal of the
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:17A
Faith in Memphis: LeMoyne-Owen student's life proves you are not trapped by
It will be heard later this month when the 33-year-old criminal justice major competes for LeMoyne-Owen College in a regional mock trial competition as
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:12A
Faith in Memphis: Student's life proves you're not trapped by circumstances
It's the reason she's majoring in criminal justice and plans to go to law school. It's the reason she works with single mothers, at-risk children and the
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:12A
Thomas Ravenel goes public against drug war in US
"Drug abuse is a medical, health care and spiritual problem, not a problem to be solved within a criminal justice model," he said.
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:04A
Ravenel wants to legalize drugs
“Drug abuse is a medical, health care and spiritual problem, not a problem to be solved within a criminal justice model,” he said.
Updated: 02/05/2011 12:02A
Cheektowaga Police Chief Christine Ziemba to retire
She went on to earn her four-year degree in criminal justice at Buffalo State College. Ziemba commenced her career as a university police officer with the
Updated: 02/04/2011 11:59P
'What can I get you?'
She then moved on to the University of Arkansas Law School, where her criminal law professor was a gentleman named Rafael (Ray) Guzman.
Updated: 02/04/2011 11:21P