USDA Charges 33 Los Angeles Retailers in SNAP Fraud Crackdown
USDA says 33 Los Angeles SNAP retailers face charges after a SNAP fraud crackdown tied to cash trafficking and banned sales.
View ArticleNetflix True Crime: Fear City: FBI RICO LAW Took Down America’s Powerful New...
The Fear City series does an outstanding job of explaining how FBI investigators and agents collected evidence.
View ArticleCold Case Heats Up: N.Y. Police Say the 1964 Murder-Mystery of a 12-Year-Old...
For Every Mystery, There is Someone, Somewhere Who Knows the Truth." Except in this 1964 murder-mystery case,
View ArticleEx-Texas Judge Loses Bid to Run in 2026 Primary Race for Attempting to...
Judge loses bid: Ex-Harris County judge Kimberly McTorry removed from March 3 primary ballot in Houston after coercion, signature findings.
View ArticleAmerican Dope: Texas Marijuana Laws Changed—After Black Power Activist—Got 30...
One notable marijuana possession case involved Houston's rabble-rouser and black power activist Lee Otis Johnson.
View ArticleIs Crime Really Tied to Unemployment? New Study Challenges Old Assumptions
For decades, one idea has lingered in both public debate and policy circles: when unemployment rises, crime inevitably follows. Yet new research from Suzuki Law’s analysis team suggests that this...
View ArticleUSAID Official, Three Executives Plead Guilty to Fraud
USAID official Roderick Watson and three company executives pled guilty in a fraud and bribery scheme that began in 2013. The scheme involved at least 14 contracts worth more than $550 million. USAID...
View ArticleForensic Science Breakthrough: Genealogy DNA Testing Identifies 39-year-old...
In a groundbreaking case that merges genealogy and forensic science, the skeletal remains of a body known as John Doe were identified.
View ArticleDoing Business in Mexico: Are Cartels Forcing American Companies to Pay Off...
The Mexican cartels and crooks gotta have their slice of the largest economic pies on the planet.
View ArticleU.S. Gun Violence: Does Exposure to ‘Neighborhood Disorders’ Influence...
A research team, inspired by the alarming statistics that portray gun violence as the primary cause of mortality among children and teenagers in the United States, embarked on a comprehensive...
View ArticleSolving Crimes in Deceptive Ways: Should Police Lie to Suspects to Prove Murder?
Should Police Lie to Criminal Suspects? Lying is considered a sin in the eyes of God. Pathological lying, which occurs compulsively and without logical motivation, can have serious consequences....
View ArticleWho Murdered Houston’s Inwood Forest Golf-Pro Player & Businessman?
Houston's upscale Inwood Forest was the scene of the stabbing murder of Gary Cooper, a local golf-pro.
View ArticleTrafficking Billions in Drugs: Computer Tech Outsmarts Federal Surveillance...
Well-educated computer technician enlists shady pilots, outsmarts feds to traffic illicit drugs into US for Sinaloa cartel.
View ArticleCold Case Murder Solved After 34 Years: How A Marijuana Cigarette Brought a...
It’s been thirty-four years since an innocent woman was mowed down by a convict driving a vehicle while rushing to check into a pre-release prison. All that time it was unknown who was responsible for...
View ArticleCrime Prevention and “The New York New Normal”
New York City with Governor Hochul’s Bail Reform and the city’s shelters for both the Homeless and Illegal Immigrants has created an ever decreasing Quality of Life for residents. As Mayor Adams tries...
View ArticleHouston’s ShotSpotter Under Scrutiny: High False Alert Rates Question Its...
Houston's ambitious ShotSpotter, designed to detect gunfire and reduce gun violence, faces critical evaluation amid concerns over its effectiveness.
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Can Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Violate No-contact or Restraining Orders in...
No-contact orders and restraining orders frequently exist at the intersection of criminal and family law. Although both can occur in other situations like stalking and harassment, charges of domestic...
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Essential Gear Police Officers Need To Stay Safe
Police officers have a dangerous job, patrolling the streets or taking criminals into custody, they must be ready with essential gear to stay safe.
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Chicago: America’s Most Dangerous City Must Free Accused Criminals Under New...
Illinois no cash bond law is now in effect. Chicago, America's most dangerous city will free accused criminals who don't have to post bail.
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Lululemon, The Face Of Disorderly Society
Allegory: A burglar breaks into your home to steal your property. You try to stop him. You get arrested for disturbing the act of burglary. Lawlessness and Crime Rule This is what we are witnessing in...
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