Former officers seek dismissal in 2021 shooting death due to new use of force statute

Two former Lawton police officers are requesting dismissal of charges related to the December 2021 shooting death of Quadry Malik Sanders. They argue that a newly enacted state law on officer use of force calls into question the basis for their prosecution.

Former officers seek dismissal in 2021 shooting death due to new use of force statute

Trump Teams Up With GOP on Sweeping Crime Bill

Donald Trump is throwing his support behind Republican-led efforts to pass a sweeping crime bill, declaring, “It’s what our Country need, and NOW!” The legislation, backed by notable GOP figures, aims at addressing crime through comprehensive reforms.

Trump Teams Up With GOP on Sweeping Crime Bill

Opinion | Let’s examine Mary Moriarty’s decision with a longer lens

Mary Moriarty’s decisions spark questions about how restorative justice might work alongside accountability. As she looks toward her next term in 2026, this commentary explores the role human nature plays in shaping justice.

Opinion | Let’s examine Mary Moriarty’s decision with a longer lens

Nick Schultz: California’s public defense crisis demands passage of AB 690

Lawmakers in California are being called upon to address the state’s public defense crisis by passing AB 690. Flawed contracting practices are undermining justice, and immediate investment in public defense systems is crucial.

Nick Schultz: California’s public defense crisis demands passage of AB 690