Criminal Justice

News about security measures, crime, sentencing and prisons (with a particular focus on California), and thoughts about crime's powerful impact on political strategies and how governments spend the taxpayers' money.

"Up-to-date information and analysis of issues facing government contractors and highlighting new laws, regulations, and legal precedents affecting the contracting community."

Washington Supreme Court decisions, crime and criminal trials in Washington state and occasional posts on tribal law.

Posts consider how Texas is addressing crime and punishment—its appellate courts, its agencies, its law enforcement, its legislation and its prisons.

"A blog dedicated to discussing the Nevada Supreme Court & criminal law in Nevada." Specifically, the blawg focuses on "cases in the news, legislation, the death penalty, local courts and judges, the U.S. Supreme Court, prisons" and Nevada Supreme Court information.

Provides health care fraud legal news, resources and commentary.

"Houston criminal law news by Houston criminal defense attorneys."

"Articles on all topics that relate to criminal and civil law in Illinois—from stories on huge drug busts, to educational blogs reminding citizens of their rights."

"Explains the law, penalties, and defenses to drunken driving charges. The site goes in-depth on issues such as blood and breath test evidence."

"Fact-based, easy-to-understand, and hopefully even interesting information about the current state of Illinois expungement, sealing, and clemency laws."

This blog is a summary of Illinois traffic laws and explains common offenses and their penalties.

"Highlights news and commentary relevant to forensic psychology, criminology, and psychology-law."

"Musings and platitudes from two recently minted public defenders."

"The intermittent musings of a pedantic public defender." He also links to stories he writes for mainstream publications.

"This blog covers all things criminal defense, including laws, recent news and interesting tidbits of information."

National police misconduct statistics and reporting project.

Posts cover resolved and outstanding cases in which lawyers are fighting inmates' convictions based on evidence of their innocence.

Blog discusses wrongful convictions, and tracks court cases that Innocence Matters has been involved with. Recently the blog celebrated the organization's first exoneration, of a man named John Smith; he had been convicted of murder by false testimony.

"An attempt to provide understandable and up-to-date information regarding intelligence testing, intelligence theories, personal competence, adaptive behavior and intellectual disability (mental retardation)as they relate to death penalty (capital punishment) issues. A particular focus will be on psychological measurement, statistical and psychometric issues."

Designed to educate consumers about current events in the financial services industry.

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