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An independent judicial watch group and their attorneys recall the "Search Warrant Trick" then Atty. Gen. Janet Reno used in changing Elian's family custody.

Resistance to the high-handedness of the British parliament began with James Otis. He opposed the Writs of Assistance, and resigned his position rather than defend them.

In the 1760s, many Americans were infatuated with a scandalous Englishman with a notoriously frisky sex life who spent much of the decade in debt, in exile, or in prison.

Statistical evidence reveals that identity theft is on the rise. Victims have had their identies stolen online, but creative thieves continue to find other ways to steal

Respondents in survey overwhelmingly agree that Atlanta Falcons quarterback should be punished by the NFL if he is involved in dogfighting.

Florida's Sunshine Laws have allowed the public enormous access to documents, videos, photos, and recordings related to a young murder victim and her mother.

Now that Chris Brown has been charged with assault and making criminal threats by the LA District attorney's office, what will be the result of his battery of Rhianna?

Drew Peterson is planning wedding five, even though he is officially still married to missing wife Stacy Peterson, who he is planning to divorce so he can wed again.

Nicholas Cosmos, President of Long Island Investment firms has been charged in a $370 Million Fraud Scheme. Cosmos allegedly promised returns too good to be true.

Willy Pickton preyed upon drug-addicts and prostitutes and mutilated the corpses and even fed some of the remains to his hogs.

As the public awaits justice for Peterson's wife, Stacy 's disappearance, investigators arrest him on a charge of possessing a weapon in violation of Illinois state law.

The Kings Advocate-General in Massachusetts resigns political post to defend British Liberty, firing the first verbal shot heard round the world of the Revolutionary War!

It's a stretch. But a case can be made that without the snit over a certain judicial appointment in Massachusetts, America's break with Britain might never have happened.

Statistics show that those with a history of cruelty to animals are more inclined to abuse their families and commit violent crimes against strangers.

A lawsuit filed January 27, 2009 in Miami by the Thomas More Society alleges the murder of a newborn, Shanice Denise Osbourne.

How did anonymous, confidential steroid test results of 104 MLB players end up in the hands of one IRS agent? Well, he stole them.

The detention of nearly 400 Agriprocessors employees by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) suggests strike-busting more than it does law enforcement.

In Plain Sight a drama about a U.S. Marshall and the Federal Witness Protection Program aired on USA Cable Network. The season finale summary contains plot spoilers.

The Internet makes it easy to track citizens' actions online. Most people aren't entirely aware of the extent to which they are being surveilled.

Ted Bundy confessed to taking 30 lives after a decade of denials. He wasn't caught until he left an odd bite mark on the buttock of Lisa Levy.

Freddy Krueger is the reason why some people fear sleeping or are terrorized in their dreams. But who is the man who dares to kill his sleeping victims?