Freedom is permanent for Missourian described as the longest-held wrongly incarcerated woman in US
Years of legal wrangling have come to an end for a woman who spent 43 years behind bars for a killing that her attorneys ...
'Treat my client as if she were some other poor person': Tina Peters appeals contempt conviction in iPad recording case related to unauthorized voting machine access pr…
"Treat my client as if she were some other poor person and not outspoken or a public figure," the defense attorney pleaded ...
Costa Mesa’s sober living rules can help, rather than harm, recovering addicts, appeals court says
Columnist Teri Sforza writes that the city prevails in the latest round in the Ninth Circuit, affirming local government’s right to regulate sober homes.