Justice Dept. Seeks End to Its Detroit Terror Case
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The Justice Department on Wednesday assailed its own legal strategy in the case that had brought its first courtroom victory in the war on terror.
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The mayor has asked the federal government to end its supervision of police that began after the city endured several nights of rioting in 2001, suggesting the Justice Department "go find the terrorists or something."
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The U.S. Justice Department released  a new memo on Friday to replace a controversial document  outlining how to avoid violating U.S. and international terror  statutes while interrogating prisoners.
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Administration officials are preparing long-range plans for indefinitely imprisoning suspected terrorists whom they do not want to set free or turn over to courts in the United States or other countries.
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The accused terrorist's lawyers hope to use a competency hearing to show alleged mistreatment.
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The Justice Department on Saturday asked the Supreme Court to refrain from stepping into another First Amendment battle featuring federal prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald and The New York Times.
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The lawyer of a suspect charged with terror attacks on Jordanians in Iraq and with belonging to al-Qaida urged the court to acquit his client Wednesday, saying there was a lack of evidence.
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Abu Hamza, the Muslim cleric wanted by the Americans for alleged terrorist offences, is to face a prosecution in the British courts that will sideline the United States extradition.
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The Justice Department has asked the judge to throw out the ACLU-supported case against the former defense secretary.
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A lawyer in Portland, Oregon, wrongly detained in connection with the investigation of March's deadly train bombings in Madrid, Spain, filed suit Monday against the Justice Department and FBI.
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US justice department to investigate destruction of videotapes showing interrogation of terror suspects
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Former Justice Department lawyer Jack Goldsmith explains why he fought the White Houseâs aggressive legal maneuvers in the fight against terror.
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Spurred by the first terrorist killing on its soil, the Dutch justice minister said Monday authorities need broader arrest powers to combat a growing threat from Islamic radicals in the Netherlands.
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A lawyer in Portland, Oregon, wrongly detained in connection with the investigation of March&#39;s deadly train bombings in Madrid, Spain, filed suit Monday against the Justice Department and FBI.
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Former Attorney General Janet Reno and seven other former Justice Department officials filed court papers Monday arguing that the Bush administration is setting a dangerous precedent by trying a suspected terrorist outside the court system.
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Massachusetts ACLU officials are calling for an end to a "DNA dragnet" in which police in Truro are trying to track down a killer by doing voluntary genetic tests on male residents of the Cape Cod town.
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In its second major move in a month to stem the flow of money from the United States to the militant group Hamas, the Justice Department on Friday announced the indictments