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Who’s At Fault When a Self-Driving Car Crashes? Before self-driving cars redefine “driving” as we know it, there are plenty of legal questions that need to be ironed out. -
New Wisconsin Law Prevents Some Police Self Investigations Michael Bell Sr. pushes for new legislation that would prevent police from investigating themselves when fatalities occur.Find out what the law requires here. -
Excessive Police Force – Coming to a Campus Near You? In the past several years, there have been several high-profile instances of campus police using excessive force against students. -
You Don't Have the Right to Remain Silent Unless You Claim It The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on a case concerning the Fifth Amendment right to remain silent. The court said you must claim that right by verbalizing it. -
Is Milwaukee Latest City to see “Knockout Game?” 53-year-old Milwaukee man claims to be the latest victim of "Knockout Game" after being randomly attacked by four teenagers. -
Warrant Needed to Affix GPS to Vehicles The Third Circuit ruled that a warrant, based on probable cause, was needed to attach a tracking device like GPS to vehicles -
Recreational Marijuana Use Approved in Colorado and Washington The United States Department of Justice has decided to let the states of Colorado and Washington legalize recreational marijuana use. -
Even with New Regulations, Police Misconduct Continues Two men and a 15-year-old boy are suing Milwaukee police officers alleging that the officers conducted illegal strip searches while other officers watched. -
Police Shootings: A look at Milwaukee and Miami In 2002, the reputation of Miami Police Department was marred by shootings and then the Department went 20 months without one. How does Milwaukee compare? -
Is it Necessary for Police to Kill So Often? MPD is investigating two incidents where police officers killed suspects who were armed with knives and threatening the lives of family members. -
Is It Fair For Police to Investigate Themselves? The FBI is facing public scrutiny following an incident in which one of their agents shot and killed an unarmed man during an interview. -
Unwarranted Strip Searches Lead to “New” Policy The Milwaukee Police Department has implemented a new policy to keep tabs on all informal, consensual searches.
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