Another federal prosecutor resigned from their position after the Department of Justice dismissed all federal charges in the corruption case against Eric Adams.
Is your food safe? Learn why the Justice Department and FDA have stopped a Louisiana company's operations over adulterated food concerns. Continue reading for the full story.
How did the Justice Department take down Jetflicks? Uncover the investigation and convictions of five men involved in this major illegal streaming operation. Read more about this significant cyber piracy case.
Feel like justice and safety concerns are too complex? Let's make sense of the recent actions taken against alleged misconduct in Milan Federal Prison together. Learning about these issues can be a step towards understanding and healing. Read more to discover how.
Who are the four individuals facing the Justice Department's scrutiny? The story of a Chicago gang-related murder unravels as racketeering charges are filed. Get the full scoop on this case and its potential ripple effects across criminal justice efforts. Click now to read the full article.
How is the Justice Department tackling North Korean IT fraud globally? Learn about the recent arrests and domain seizures in their cybersecurity campaign. Click here for the whole story.
Will the Justice Department succeed in the ongoing international corruption case linked to $14 million NYC apartments? Continue reading to uncover the story that stretches from Mongolia to New York.
Want to understand the repercussions of filing fraudulent tax returns? Delve into the landmark case where an IRS revenue agent faces charges by the Justice Department. Read more.
Have you ever wondered how crusher fraud operations can infiltrate the complex federal justice system? Dive into the revealing case of six individuals, now charged for a multimillion-dollar scheme that targeted court-appointed criminal defense lawyers. Learn the intricate details here.
On Monday afternoon, Judge Neil Gorsuch sits alone at the witness table despite the attacks and delivers his opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee, setting the initial tone for the week’s worth of probing.
A federal judge in Hawaii on Wednesday halted the Trump administration’s revised travel ban on visitors from six Muslim-majority countries and refugees around the world, just a day before the executive order was to be implemented.
U.S. President Trump fires Att. Gen. Sally Yates for not consenting to the executive order that he issued pertaining the immigration ban of refugees from entering the U.S.
The Justice Department recently released an action that looks to correct the supposed waste of manpower via those that got out of prison. The National Reentry Week could be the solution to those who were incarcerated for long periods and are still reaping off the punsihments after.
A digital right group activists demanded that the U.S. Justice Department reveal whether secret court order had been used to force tech companies to provide encrypted data. The case emerged amid the tension between tech companies and law enforcement agencies over the encryption issue, such as the dispute between Apple and the FBI.
A city spokesman announced that a federal judge on Tuesday approved an agreement between the U.S. Justice Department and Ferguson, Missouri, to reform the city's police department after the 2014 shooting of an unarmed black teenager that sparked violent protests.
Tech Giant, Microsoft Corp. has started a legal battle against the US Justice Department regarding the latter's requests in data access. The company argued that the government is violating more than 1 Constitutional right with its demand.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is keen to withhold the information they have on how to unlock an iPhone using a secret method. The Apple has shown interest that such knowledge should be disclosed.
The Justice Department has sued to stop Halliburton from acquiring oilfield services rival Baker Hughes, claiming it would eliminate critical competition in the energy market.
