Plus: Florida painkiller crackdown leads to heroin crisis, killing Dylann Roof, and Mass. inmates sent to solitary after meeting with lawmakers to discuss prison reform.
Study shows cameras reduce police use of force, but only when officers use them consistently.
Plus: North Carolina woman arrested, roughed up for letting 12-year-old drive a golf cart; San Francisco's police chief resigns; and the bias of predictive policing
Plus: The other awful Clinton-backed crime law, mass release of Calif. prisoners didn't cause more crime, myths of the opioid epidemic.
Video that contradicts police narratives has brought some accountability for officer misconduct. But it's getting harder to get such videos released.
This is the first forfeiture case I've seen in which a judge prevented a prosecutor from returning someone's property.
Angela Corey's campaign exploits a loophole to prevent a large group of voters from supporting her most credible challenger.
Plus: The history of "excited delirium," Tenn. inmates untreated for Hep C, Chicago cops rarely punished for "testilying"
In 2014, Kershaw County settled a lawsuit over a police shooting for $2 million. Yet no one seems interested in finding out what actually happened.
