Crime, Law and Justice

Attorneys spar over video evidence in 4th Precinct shooting case
Lawyers for Allen "Lance" Scarsella, the man accused of shooting five people protesting the fatal police shooting of Jamar Clark, argued that prosecutors shouldn't be allowed to use a video of Scarsella at the protest site days before the shooting as evidence.
New judge assigned to Yanez case
Judge William Leary III will preside over the trial of the St. Anthony police officer charged in the fatal shooting death of Philando Castile in Falcon Heights last July.
Istanbul on alert as hunt for gunman reaches 4th day
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said the gunman - who killed 39 people during New Year's celebrations at the Reina club before reportedly escaping in a taxi - had been identified, but did not name him.
The tide may be turning against ISIS
Harnessing the power of social media, ISIS cells are spreading around the world. But journalist Joby Warrick says as more Islamic leaders call for tolerance, the battle for public opinion is beginning to turn.
The future of private prisons
The Department of Justice announced in August that it would phase out federal use of the privately run facilities, but President-elect Donald Trump has expressed support for them in the past.
An eerie video emerged Tuesday of a man believed to be the attacker who killed 39 people in a mass shooting at a nightclub, showing him taking a selfie as he silently toured Istanbul's most famous square.