RogerShuler

An Alabama murder case provides evidence of sociopaths among the Republican Party.

The recent SCOTUS ruling on honest-services fraud seems like a positive for victims of Bush-era political prosecutions. But it could have downsides.

From the Shirley Sherrod case to the economy, the White House seems fearful of alienating white independent voters.

Barack Obama has discouraged investigation of former Bush officials. If the GOP takes back the House in November, it is not likely to return the favor.

Special prosecutors appointed to investigate the U.S. attorney firings and possible torture coverups were tainted by misconduct. Did that help ensure that whitewashes would ensue?

The Obama Justice Department once ignored apparent Bush-era crimes. Now it seems to be engaging in active deceit.

Nora Dannehy’s credibility is called into question after reports about her ties to evidence suppression.

The report clearing Bush officials of criminal conduct in the firings of nine U.S. attorneys reads like a bad joke.

The Obama administration finally got it right on the Shirley Sherrod matter. But what about other victims of injustice?

Universities are joining forces in an effort to overpower an Alabama artist and his First Amendment rights.