California made it easier for young people convicted of serious crimes to get a second chance, except for those sentenced to life without parole. New legislation could change that.

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In a new memoir called "Jailhouse Lawyer," New Orleans native Calvin Duncan chronicles his remarkable evolution as an ...

Yet challenges remain. Despite receiving more than $400 million annually under the First Step Act, the Bureau of Prisons has ...

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Another whistleblower has made claims to the Justice Department’s watchdog that Emil Bove — a top agency official who is now ...

An open government advocacy group is threatening to sue a California county that is preparing to discuss firing its elected sheriff behind closed doors.

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Department of Justice representatives are continuing to discuss Jeffrey Epstein's case with Ghislaine Maxwell following an ...

Maxwell's attorney, David Markus, told ABC News afterward, "There have been no asks and no promises." Markus said Maxwell was ...