Criminal Justice
Mental Health Concerns Reshape Criminal Cases: California’s CARE Court Expansion and Federal Policy Shifts
California’s new law expands mental health court access for criminal cases, reflecting a wider debate as federal policy shifts toward involuntary treatment for homeless individuals. How are these changes impacting vulnerable populations in the justice system?
Pullman Arson Suspect Elijah Reagan Withdraws Insanity Plea, Faces Life Sentence
Elijah Reagan, accused in the Pullman apartment arson, has withdrawn his insanity plea and now faces a possible life sentence as his trial approaches.
Derrick Groves Arrested After High-Profile Escape
Derrick Groves, a convicted murderer and the last escapee from the Orleans Parish Jail, was captured in Atlanta after months on the run.
Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting Cashless Bail Nationwide
President Donald Trump has signed executive orders to restrict cashless bail policies, citing public safety concerns, while critics argue the move deepens inequities.





