This week: Wrongful Conviction

The Tip of the Iceberg

Monday, May 6. Randolph Arledge walked out of prison in February 2013. He was finally a free man. Arledge never claimed to be a nice guy. At the time of his 1984 conviction for stabbing a Texas woman to death he was serving time in Tennessee for armed robbery. Two of his criminal buds testified that Arledge admitted to the killing.             Keep reading

Past weeks

A Fearful Nation Is extremism in the defense of liberty a virtue?

Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (L.A. Edition) Officer missteps carry big price tags.

Wanted: Dead or Alive: A reward was offered. Now all that’s left is to pay.

Quantity, Quality, and the NYPD: Has a preoccupation with numbers compromised craftsmanship in the Big Apple?

Half-Hearted Measures Are No Solution: Gun control proposals ignore fundamental issues.