Lawyer

The state Supreme Court rejected the ex-officer's claim that he's too poor to pay for a private lawyer

District Attorney Larry Krasner says his office needs the information to prevent wrongful convictions

One was anxious about high emotion surrounding the case. One worried his family might be targeted. And one was delighted to receive the jury summons

DA George Gascón's refusal to charge three-strikes cases violates California law and the rights of prosecutors in his office, a judge ruled Monday

Police union officials say Chesa Boudin's office failed to prosecute a parolee who ran over two people on New Year's Eve in a stolen car

District Attorney George Gascon also said he expects to end misdemeanor prosecutions of most first-time, nonviolent offenders

In a court filing Monday, prosecutors said the former officers' positions of trust and Floyd's vulnerability could be used to justify longer sentences

AG Daniel Cameron's office filed a motion Wednesday asking for a week's delay to redact names and personal information

Republican Attorney General Dave Yost has said the licensing of police officers could help keep out the few bad cops

The suspect allegedly lit an explosive and tossed it into a federal courthouse, officials say

On Friday, man waited for lawyer to arrive at his office and shot him at least four times, killing him in front of several witnesses and at least one police officer

Michael Edward Schmidt, a lawyer at a prominent law firm, reported a burglary, then opened fire on responding officers.

A boozy Brooklyn lawyer tried to skip out on a $6 taxi fare — then was busted after stripping off her panties and tossing them at cops while screaming profanities, police said.

Attorney Laura Scarry talks about the importance of officers writing to the facts of the case, and not necessarily using legally-conclusive terminology which may not apply directly, in order to build a foundation for a solid case.