A judge ruled that a sheriff's office illegally discriminated when it denied gender reassignment surgery to a deputy
Judges said the man failed to prove the officers acted maliciously when they investigated and charged him with fourth-degree felony disrupting public services
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A topic that’s rarely discussed, debt-related stress can take a toll on cops
The court determines if an arrest of anti-police protestors had probable cause and whether it was retaliatory
Court refused to dismiss county liability allegation that sheriff tacitly authorized pattern of unlawful bean bag deployment
Former Miami PD Chief Art Acevedo claims his public firing three months ago was in retaliation for him speaking out against corruption
Jurors determined Deputy Justin Wall's actions were justified following the 2017 fatal shooting of a woman who led deputies on a low-speed pursuit
The court denies law enforcement officers qualified immunity for the arrest of a local journalist in a recent case
Jason Raynor died August 17, 55 days after he was shot in the head
Will the alleged handcuff injury be ruled excessive force? The court of appeals remanded the case to the trial court to find out
Hint: It starts with key legal terms and solid legal representation
Former Lt. Angelique Olaechea said the retaliation began after she backed another officer's discrimination claims
One of the images in the mural, which was located in front of city hall, was of a fugitive convicted cop killer
Seventh Circuit reverses lower court dismissal of civil rights lawsuit and reinstates officer and city as proper defendants
Attorneys for the family called it the "largest pre-trial settlement in a civil rights wrongful death case in U.S. history"
Bryant’s lawyers last week filed an amended complaint in federal court that added the four deputies and the L.A. County Fire Department to her civil rights lawsuit
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