Robert Durst Back in Court for 2nd Straight DayAuthorities found nearly 150 grams of marijuana and a revolver in millionaire Robert Durst's hotel room when he was arrested over the weekend, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
Man, 20, Accused of Shooting Officers at Ferguson ProtestA man charged in the shooting of two police officers during a demonstration in Ferguson told investigators he was not targeting law enforcement and had been aiming for someone with whom he was in dispute.
Judge: State Must Produce Execution Drug RecordsOn Friday, watchdogs of the state's execution procedures got a victory from a local judge who ordered the Mississippi Department of Corrections to produce unredacted documents about lethal injection drugs that are or have been in the state's possession.
White Judge Accused of Assault, Race Abuse IndictedMadison County Justice Court Judge Bill Weisenberger has been indicted and arrested for allegedly assaulting a mentally disabled black man in Canton last year.
Report: Miss. No. 2 in Lynchings Per CapitaA chilling new report revealed this week</a> reveals that racial terror lynching in the U.S. was much worse than previously believed.
Don’t Prematurely Nix Prison ReformIt really doesn't come as a big surprise that an effort is now under way to scale back last year's package of sweeping criminal-justice reform bills.
Prison Reform Target of RollbackIn March 2014, in an uncommon show of unity, the state's three top Republican leaders celebrated the passage of game-changing legislation.
3 Sentenced to Prison in James Craig Anderson MurderThree people were sentenced to federal prison Tuesday, following a hate crimes investigation stemming from the death of a black man who was beaten and run over by a truck in Mississippi.
Despite Henley-Young Report, Frank Bluntson Says ‘I’m Calling the Shots’On Oct. 18, 2014, a teenage boy was booked into the Henley-Young Juvenile Justice Center. The boy has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, and the facility's medical staff did not believe he should be admitted because the jail lacked the resources …
Superheroes in Jackson?I always want to imagine what it would be like if Jackson had superheroes. It's got the right atmosphere for a comic book world—varied types of architecture, slums, an overwhelming sense of hope in the air (yes, I believe in …
On Friday, watchdogs of the state's execution procedures got a victory from a local judge who ordered the Mississippi Department of Corrections to produce unredacted documents about lethal injection drugs that are or have been in the state's possession.
Willie Jerome Manning and Michelle Byrom were the last two people the state of Mississippi attempted to execute.
A judicial watchdog commission is asking the Mississippi Supreme Court to suspend a Madison County judge recently arrested for simple assault on a vulnerable person.
Willie Jerome Manning, one of the last people the state of Mississippi attempted to execute, will get a new trial, the Mississippi Supreme Court ordered on Feb. 12.
A chilling new report revealed this week</a> reveals that racial terror lynching in the U.S. was much worse than previously believed.
In March 2014, in an uncommon show of unity, the state's three top Republican leaders celebrated the passage of game-changing legislation.
On Oct. 18, 2014, a teenage boy was booked into the Henley-Young Juvenile Justice Center. The boy has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, and the facility's medical staff did not believe he should be admitted because the jail lacked the resources …