Las Vegas police are set to rejoin ICE’s 287(g) jail program, renewing local-federal collaboration to identify and deport undocumented immigrants held in detention facilities. The move revives a controversial partnership.
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A U.S. judge denied Las Vegas attorney Noel Gage’s request to end his probation early, maintaining current court-imposed restrictions, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. Gage remains under supervision.
A Las Vegas man who called 911 for help during a reported break-in was fatally shot by police responding to the scene, authorities said. The incident has raised questions about the use of force in emergency calls.
Jelly Roll may be granted a pardon on drug and robbery charges, sources reveal. The move could impact the rapper’s legal record, stirring discussion on criminal justice and clemency in the music industry.
The District of Nevada – Department of Justice (.gov) oversees federal legal matters across Nevada, ensuring law enforcement, prosecuting cases, and safeguarding justice within the state. Key in upholding federal laws.
A jury has found a former Las Vegas-area politician guilty of murdering a journalist, marking a significant verdict in a high-profile case that has drawn widespread media attention. The Guardian will provide ongoing coverage.
A politician accused of murdering a Las Vegas journalist was reportedly upset over critical reporting. Police say his DNA was found at the crime scene, linking him directly to the deadly attack.
Vegas teen Jesus Ayala, accused of killing a retired police chief in a hit-and-run, has been found unfit to stand trial, according to court officials. The case is now on hold pending further evaluation.
The FBI revealed that the Mandalay Bay shooter, who killed 58 people in Las Vegas, was reportedly angry about how casinos treated him. The investigation highlights potential motives behind the tragic 2017 attack.
Concerns over the death penalty have emerged in a Las Vegas MS-13 case, raising questions about fairness and justice. Critics urge reevaluation amid fears of potential legal and ethical issues.
A Las Vegas man has pleaded guilty in an extortion case targeting California families, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. Authorities say he pressured victims for money, resolving the case with his admission.
The family of a 911 caller shot dead by Las Vegas police is demanding the officer involved be arrested. They argue the shooting was unjustified, sparking calls for accountability and further investigation.
Las Vegas judges are reviewing bail amounts amid the coronavirus pandemic to reduce jail populations and limit virus spread, balancing public safety with health concerns, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
The Department of Criminal Justice at UNLV offers comprehensive programs focusing on crime prevention, law enforcement, and justice system reform, preparing students for impactful careers in the criminal justice field.
The Justice Department has unveiled a new initiative aimed at reducing violent crime nationwide. The program focuses on enhanced law enforcement coordination and community partnerships to improve public safety.
Readers voice sharp opinions as debate reignites over O.J. Simpson’s sentence, with many arguing he served more time than deserved for the crime. The discussion underscores ongoing divisions about justice and punishment.
Journalist Jeff German was fatally stabbed, sparking shock in Las Vegas. The accused politician now faces trial, drawing intense local and national scrutiny as the community seeks justice.
Former Las Vegas Councilwoman Michele Fiore has been pardoned by former President Donald Trump following her fraud conviction. The pardon, announced Tuesday, marks a controversial turn in a high-profile case.
A judge has denied Michele Fiore’s request for a new trial, upholding the original verdict. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings against the former Nevada assemblywoman.
Former USA Gymnastics coach sentenced to prison in a high-profile sex abuse case, marking a significant moment in the ongoing fight against abuse in sports, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.