NAACP Files Brief in Support of University of Texas Admissions Standards Case
BALTIMORE, MD – The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and its Texas State Conference this week...
Legal Matters
Clifford Law Obtains $8.25 Million Verdict This Afternoon in Medical Malpractice Case Against Chicago Hospital
Bradley M. Cosgrove, partner at Clifford Law Offices in Chicago, this afternoon obtained an $8.25 million verdict against a Chicago...
Four Columbus Gang Members Plead Guilty to Murder
COLUMBUS, OH—Four Columbus men pleaded guilty to murder in connection to a racketeering case involving the organized criminal enterprise known...
Clifford Law Offices Files Lawsuit Against Uber for Driving Against Traffic and Injuring Passenger
Clifford Law Offices, a nationally renowned personal injury firm, filed a lawsuit (Oct. 26, 2015) against Uber and an Uber...
Race & Justice News: Black Women and Convict Labor in the New South
From: The Sentencing Project Diversity Latinos Underrepresented Among California State Prosecutors According to a report by the Stanford Criminal Justice...
Cook County Prosecutors Secure Natural Life Sentence for Attempted Murder of Chicago Police Officers
A Chicago man has been sentenced to Natural Life in prison for shooting multiple times at four Chicago Police Officers...
Congress, Supreme Court Considering Reforms
From: The Sentencing Project The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act Introduced in Congress: A bipartisan bill has been introduced in...
Prosecutors Secure 100-Year Sentence in 2010 Murder and Sexual Assault Case
A Chicago man believed to be a serial murderer and rapist who preyed upon women in violent sexual attacks on...
Race & Justice News: Supreme Court to Review Georgia Death Penalty Case for Racial Bias
From: The Sentencing Project Race & Justice News Reforms Policing and Municipal Courts in Ferguson and Missouri The Ferguson Commission...
California: State Expands Voting Rights to an Estimated 60,000 People on Community Supervision
Disenfranchisement News From: The Sentencing Project California State expands voting rights to an estimated 60,000 people on community supervision Secretary...
