Justice

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has put aside £1.1bn of contracts to restart stalled projects in its prison building programme – including two major ex-ISG jobs. The cash is meant to get 14 construction work packages up and running at 32 prisons and courts across the UK under the ministry’s Contingency Response Programme (CRP), Construction

The president has broad legal authority to fully revoke national monument designations, the Justice Department says in a memorandum that could become the basis to withdraw millions of acres from protected status.  The department’s Office of Legal Counsel disavowed a 1938 DOJ determination that presidents can’t revoke a monument designation by a predecessor under the

UPDATED with Leiweke statement: The Justice Department indicted Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke, a longtime executive in live sports and entertainment who once ran AEG, in an alleged scheme to rig the bidding process at a public arena in Texas. Leiweke was charged with a violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Hundreds of public safety grants cut, worth $500 million, funded initiatives like drug treatment and gun violence prevention programs...

Trump's DOJ ends ban on forced-reset triggers, sparking debate on gun rights and safety. The settlement marks a shift from Biden-era gun control regulations...

Last week's dust-up at the New Jersey Delaney Hall detention center, where Immigration & Customs Enforcement is holding some of the worst of the worst of illegal alien criminals, gang members, drug dealers, and murderers, is beginning to result in some consequences. Not for the illegal aliens, mind you, although those goblins will face consequences

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This article mentions sexual abuse. It was meant to be the final word, after years of tortured agonising over what is objectively the largest-scale public health crisis this country faces: endemic sexual violence. The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) was asked a year ago by the federal government to inquire into justice responses to sexual