When New Jersey thugs take people's cash without charging them with a crime, they go through legal shenanigans to push up the filing fee to challenge the seizure. Victims have to pay more money to object than was actually taken from them.

My view is that "civil forfeiture", i.e. punishing people on mere suspicion, is unjust and unconstitutional. The law claims that it isn't a punishment, but the law is lying.

Professor Plante teaches a course called Sociology of Sexualities, but she had to omit coverage of sexual violence because too many students said it triggered their trauma memories.

Trump has returned to suggesting the idea of assassinating Clinton. Apparently he thinks his supporters are more murderous than hers.

Six former New York prison thugs have been sentenced to years in prison for beating up a prisoner.

US citizens: call on Senate Republican leaders to vote on new federal judges.