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The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling brought on new questions regarding the reading of Miranda rights in civil cases.

ASU legal scholar says there could be consequences in law enforcement ranks.

An Aberdeenshire farmer is facing a prison sentence after being found guilty of attacking a former school friend with a loader and knife. Stuart…

Our reporters have been sitting in courtrooms across the north and north-east this week and covered a wide variety of cases.

and make history. >> executive producer of democracy now, amy goodman taking your calls, e-mails and facebook comments and tweets, "in depth," three hours live today at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> welcome to mesa, arizona, on booktv. with help of our cox communication cable partner, for the next hour we will explore the history and literary scene of the city of about 450,000. first a look at asia valley city in a desert climate deals with water rights with the colorado river....

>> it is accurate, more lawsuits, compact laws created to regulate what is collectively known as the law of the river. theres probably 13-15 major laws that have bannedded the whole 20th century, really, up until the present time, that talk about who gets how much of the water, and who can take it, how much every year, how to share it, and our relationship with mexico and the water as well. the colorado river is about 1450 miles long. its not the longest river in north america by any m...

taunt the joseph kony to justice. has so far not been successful. this is about an hour. >> im david axe i want to start by making it clear its a comic book were talking about. a non-fiction. the term we use is graphic novel. its not a novel. its a non-fiction book in comics form. tends to throw a lot of people, but for many years now folks have been using comic books to do reporting. tim and i are not the first. but its stale relatively small field. before i talk about the books speci...