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Ex-Federal Correctional Officer Now on ‘Other Side of the Bars’ for Saying He ‘Never Had Sexual Contact’ with Inmate He Engaged in Sex Acts with 35 Times
16 August 2022
A 54-year-old former federal correctional officer the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles was sentenced to time...
abel concho
bureau of prisons
california
department of justice
doj
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
judge r. gary klausner
los angeles
mdc
metropolitan detention center
office of the inspector general
u.s.districtcourtu.s. marine corps
For 20 Years, This Prosecutor Had a Secret Job Working For the Judges Who'd Decide His Cases
One of Ralph Petty's victims is trying to hold him accountable, but she will have to overcome prosecutorial immunity.
12 April 2022
Ralph Petty worked as an assistant district attorney in Midland...
attorney alexa gervasi
clinton young
district attorney samuel d'aquilla
erma wilson
institute for justice
jackson
louisiana
louisiana state penitentiary
midland county
ralph petty
texas
texas supreme courtu.s.districtcourt
western district of texas
'Geofence Warrant' for All Cell Location Data From Area Near Robbery Is Ruled Unconstitutional
Plus: New rules on sex discrimination in education, economists warn of housing market exuberance, and more...
1 April 2022
"Geofence warrant" was unconstitutional, says judge. Can the cops use...
aclu
american civil liberties union
associated press
attorney jennifer lynch
attorney jennifer stisa granick
electronic frontier foundation
fourth amendment
geofence warrant
google
judge hannah lauck
orin kerr
professor jane bambauer
u.s. constitution
u.s.districtcourt
university of arizona
university of california berkeley
virginia
volokh conspiracty
A Federal Judge Says a Victim of Retaliatory Prosecution Can Sue a Cop Who Treated Criticism As a Crime
An Arkansas police officer used trumped-up charges to punish a man who criticized him for violating the Constitution.
31 March 2022
Four years ago, Grant Long, a resident of Forrest City...
affidavit of arrest
arkansas
arkansas constitution
cbs
cdl
chief deon lee
commercial drivers license
darren smith
derrick long
drunk
dui
dwi
eastern district of arkansas
facebook
first amendment
foia
forrest city
fourth amendment
freedom of information act
grant long
internal affairs
judge lee rudofsky
let's talk forrest city
lt. e.p. reynolds
memphis
officer vanessa brayboy
st. francis county
st. francis county districtcourtu.s.districtcourt
walmart
wreg
This Jail Won't Provide Drug Addicts With Essential Meds
Inmates with opioid addiction suffered severe withdrawal after the Jefferson County Correctional Facility stripped them of their medication.
22 March 2022
The New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) filed a class action lawsuit this...
attorney antony gemmell
buprenorphine
doctor richard rosenthal
jefferson county correctional facility
methadone
new york civil liberties union
northern district of new york
nyclu
opioid addiction
rhode island department of corrections
u.s.districtcourt
A Federal Lawsuit Challenges Blatantly Unconstitutional Anti-Crime Checkpoints in Jackson, Mississippi
"You can't treat everyone like a criminal to find the criminals," an outraged driver says. In Jackson, apparently you can.
25 February 2022
Archie Skiffer Jr., who lives in Mendenhall...
aclu
african americans
american civil liberties union of mississippi
anita gibbs
archie skiffer jr.
chief james davis
doordash
ellis avenue
fourth amendment
indianapolis v. edmond
jackson
jackson police department
jpd
laquenza morgan
lauren rhoades
mayor chokwe antar lumumba
mcj
mendenhall
mississippi
mississippi center for justice
southern district of mississippi
supreme court
tat
ticket arrest tow
u.s.districtcourt
Appeals Court Rules Ohio Cops Didn't Have Cause To Arrest Man Wearing 'Fuck the Police' Shirt
The sheriff's deputies are also not entitled to qualified immunity because the First Amendment right to offend police has been repeatedly upheld.
9 February 2022
Sheriff's deputies in Ohio didn't...
american civil liberties union of ohio
back the blue
chaplinsky v. new hampshire
clark county fair
clark county sheriff's office
david carey
erin
fighting words
first amendment
grand rapids
houston
michael wood
michigan
ohio
qualified immunity
tennessee
texas
u.s. constitution
u.s.court of appeaals for the sixth circuit
u.s.districtcourt
utah
D.C. Cops Conspired to Keep Records From Reporters, Activists, and Critics, Says Lawsuit
Defense lawyer Amy Phillips is suing over what she calls the department's "watchlist policy."
3 February 2022
Did D.C. cops conspire to keep damning information from people and groups critical of them...
aclu
american civil liberties union
attorney charlie gerstein
chief operating officer leeann turner
chief peter newsham
chief robert contee
district of columbia
first amendment
foia
fox-5 dc
freedom of information act
gun recovery unit
hugh carew
mayor's office of legal counsel
metropolitan police department
mpd
nbc washington
officer sean lojocano
public information officer
reporter eric flack
reporter marina marraco
u.s.districtcourt
vendette t. parker
wusa9
Westminster police threw 78-year-old to the ground and shocked him with Taser, lawsuit alleges
Clayton Shriver alleges he was shocked with Taser during 2020 arrest to the point of “significant bleeding”
19 January 2022
Westminster police threw a 78-year-old man to the ground inside a Walmart...
Former Tulsa, Oklahoma, police officer & murderer Shannon Kepler
Ex-Oklahoma Officer Is Sentenced in Killing of Daughter’s Boyfriend
Shannon Kepler, who had served as a police officer in Tulsa for 24 years, was tried five times before a federal jury found him guilty of the 2014 murder of...
attorney stan monroe
facebook
jeremey lake
judge gregory frizzell
lisa kepler
motel 6
northern district of oklahoma
oklahoma
shannon kepler
tulsa
tulsa police department
u.s. attorney clint johnson
u.s.districtcourt
Judge: Baton Rouge Violated the First Amendment by Trying To Imprison a Professor for Sharing Body Camera Footage
It was the city that put the footage in the public record in the first place.
10 January 2022
The city of Baton Rouge tried to throw a law professor in prison after he shared...
attorney anderson 'andy' dotson iii
baton rouge
baton rouge police department
brpd
clarence green
east baton rouge parish prison
east baton route parish
first amendment
fourth amendment
judge brian a. jackson
judge john w. degravelles
louisiana
middle district of louisiana
officer troy lawrence jr.
reason
sgt. ken camallo
thomas frampton
u.s.districtcourt
united states constitution
Court Finally Strips Cops of Qualified Immunity for Laughing as They Killed Handcuffed Innocent Man
31 December 2021
As TFTP previously reported, on the night of Aug. 10, 2016, Tony Timpa called 911 asking police to help him because he had a history of mental illness and he was off his...
attorney erik heipt
attorney geoff henley
constitution
dallas county
dallas news
danny vasques
derek chauvin
district attorney john creuzot
dustin dillard
fifth circuit court of appeals
fox 4
judge david godbey
kevin mansell
professor joanna schwartz
seattle
tftp
the free thought project
tony timpa
u.s.districtcourt
ucla
ucla school of law
university of california los angeles
vickie timpa
washington
Video of 'Fight Night' at Rikers Jail Leads Judge to Find Cruel and Unusual Punishment
A New York state judge found video of guards ceding control of Rikers to gang leaders more than enough evidence to order the release of a pretrial inmate.
28 December 2021
A New York state judge ordered a...
WATCH: ‘You Have No Light!’—Cops Shatter Innocent Man’s Leg for Missing Bicycle Light
20 December 2021
In the land of the free, police can and will detain and extort you for improper bicycle lighting. If you try to escape this extortion, you can be mowed down by a police cruiser, mauled by a...
At this point Quality Immunity prevails. Hopefully the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the appeal and side with the victims.
Some cops are just too dense & stupid to be trusted with guns and badges.
Cops Held Two Innocent Boys at Gunpoint, Forced Them to Lie on the Ground, Handcuffed Them, and...
2100 lynn street
arkansas
attorney robert mcnamara
casondra pollreis
chevrolet cobalt
fourth amendment
haden young
institute for justice
jennifer price
judge jane kelly
judge timothy brooks
lamont marzolf
luverne avenue & lynn street
officer adrian ruiz
springdale
terry v. ohio
tomas silva
u.s.court of appeals for the 8th circuit
u.s.districtcourtu.s. supreme court
weston young
Mexican woman shot in head by US Border Patrol files claim: ‘I am looking for justice’
Marisol García Alcántara was shot shortly after arriving in the US, while riding in an SUV in Arizona
15 December 2021
Attorneys for a Mexican woman who was shot in the head by a Border Patrol agent and...
arizona
attorney eugene iredale
border patrol
cbp
chris magnus
critical incident teams
customs and border protection
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
marisol garcía alcántara
national use of force review board
nogales
office of professional responsibility
phoenix
raul grijalva
southern border communities coalition
tucson
u.s.districtcourt
Hawaii Man Who Was Mistaken for Someone Else and Locked Up for Over Two Years and Drugged ‘Until He Became Catatonic’ Files Federal Lawsuit
23 November 2021
A man who spent more than two years locked up in a Hawaii state mental institution in an alleged case of mistaken identity has filed a...
chief rade vanic
hawaii
hawaii civil rights project
hawaii news now
hawaii state hospital
honolulu
honolulu police department
hpd
hsh
joshua spriestersbach
ken lawson
thomas r. castleberry
u.s.districtcourt
Hawaii Cop Who Asked Detainee for Sex in Exchange for 'F***ing Up' Testimony Gets 30 Months
4 November 2021
A Hawaii police officer accused of asking a woman he arrested for sex in exchange for providing false testimony at trial was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison.
Brandon Saffeels...
Police Turn on Hidden Cameras, Turn Off Fourth Amendment
1 Novembber 2021
If neighbors surrounded your home with spy cameras and monitored all your comings and goings for 18 months, you might call it stalking or something worse. Yet that’s what the police did to Travis Tuggle without a...
central district of illinois
fourth amendment
illinois
institute for justice
mattoon
springfield
travis tuggle
u.s. constitution
u.s.court of appeals for the seventh circuit
u.s.districtcourtu.s. supreme court
Jeffrey Overton
Arizona Police Broke into Unarmed Schizophrenic Woman’s Home with Guns Drawn and Tased Her in Her Own Bedroom: Lawsuit
29 September 2021
A trio of police officers in Arizona broke into the home of a woman they knew was mentally ill, held her at gunpoint, and tased her while...
arizona
arizona department of public safety officer d. deatherage
city of globe
fourth amendment
globe police department
joel b. robbins
knxv-tv
law & crime
lewis williams
memory burns
officer jeffrey overton
officer matthew ortiz
officer natalia lomahoema
phoenix abc
police chief dale walters
schizophrenia
taser
u.s.districtcourt