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A member of the Neo-Nazi group known as Atomwaffen who conspired with other white supremacists to threaten Jewish journalists was sentenced to 16 months in prison and three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to interference with federally-protected activities because of religion, mailing threatening communications and cyberstalking. In January, Johnny Roman Garza, a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, put a threatening poster on the bedroom window of an Arizona-based Anti-Defamation League employee who worked to expose local antisemitism. “You have been visited by your local Nazis,...

FBI: Member Of Neo-Nazi Group Sentenced For Plot To Target Journalists Working To Expose Anti-Semitism FBI News: Johnny Roman Garza, 21, a member of the Neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division, was sentenced today to 16 months in prison and three years of supervised release for his role in a plot to threaten and intimidate journalists and advocates who worked to expose anti-Semitism. Garza previously pled guilty in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington to conspiring with other Atomwaffen members to commit three offenses against the United States: interference with federall...

U.S. Justice Department Files Suit Against State Of Alabama Patch 12/10/2020 Michael Seale © Shutterstock A lawsuit by the Justice Department alleges that the conditions at Alabama’s prisons for men violate the Constitution BIRMINGHAM, AL — The United States Justice Department Wednesday filed suit against the State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections. The lawsuit alleges that the conditions at Alabama’s prisons for men violate the Constitution because Alabama fails to provide adequate protection from prisoner-on-prisoner violence and prisoner-on-pri...

NationofChange “The United States Constitution requires Alabama to make sure that its prisons are safe and humane.” Accused of routinely violating the constitutional rights of inmates serving time in state prisons, the State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections have recently been named in a Justice Department lawsuit against them. According to the DOJ, Alabama fails to provide adequate protection from prisoner-on-prisoner violence and prisoner-on-prisoner sexual abuse, fails to provide safe and sanitary conditions, and subjects prisoners to excessive force at ...

The Justice Department is suing Alabama, saying it failed to protect inmates from violence and sexual abuse committed by other inmates and prison staff INSIDER 10/12/2020 kvlamis@businessinsider.com (Kelsey Vlamis) © David McNew/AFP The complaint, which is the result of a multiyear investigation, alleges the state violated the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. David McNew/AFP The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections on Wednesday, alleging the state's prisons failed to protect inmates...