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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder on Monday called for major changes to the nation's criminal justice system.
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The Justice Department sued an Arizona sheriff, saying his department racially profiled Latinos in immigration patrols.
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A federal judge in North Carolina has delayed former presidential candidate John Edwards' trial due to a heart condition.
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Jury selection began Thursday in the criminal trial of former presidential candidate John Edwards.
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A federal judge in North Carolina has delayed former presidential candidate John Edwards' trial due to a heart condition.
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A record settlement of $335 million was reached Wednesday to settle claims Countrywide discriminated against borrowers.
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The FBI released surveillance tapes, photos and documents in a probe that ended in the biggest spy swap since the Cold War.
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A judge denied a bid by John Edwards to have the criminal case against him thrown out, paving the way for a trial.
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John Edwards' lawyers are seeking to dismiss the criminal case against the former presidential candidate in court Wednesday.
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The Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Wednesday to block AT&T's $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile.
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A federal probe is under way into allegations L.A. County deputies targeted minority families in the Antelope Valley.
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A federal probe is under way into allegations L.A. County deputies targeted minorities in the Antelope Valley.
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A federal probe is under way into allegations L.A. County deputies targeted minorities in the Antelope Valley.
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State agents raided a Calabasas law office this week as part of an investigation into a nationwide mortgage related scam.
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Edwards was seen smiling in his booking photo, which were taken after the former senator was arrested earlier this month.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into an alleged beating by a pair of Los County sheriff's deputies.
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Federal and local agencies are cracking down on scam artists who are ripping off immigrants with bogus services.
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Former presidential hopeful John Edwards pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of alleged campaign violations.
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A federal grand jury has indicted two-time presidential candidate John Edwards for alleged campaign violations.
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A federal grand jury has indicted two-time presidential candidate John Edwards for alleged campaign violations.
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A federal grand jury has indicted two-time presidential candidate John Edwards for alleged campaign violations.
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Former presidential candidate John Edwards faces an indictment for alleged campaign violations.
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California Attorney General Kamala Harris announced a strike force to go after mortgage fraud activity.
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The Justice Department is warning the Los Angeles Police Department to do more to combat racial profiling by officers.
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The U.S. Justice Department is suing the city of Walnut for denying a permit for the construction of a Buddhist center.
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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says the 10 confessed Russian spies sent back to Moscow posed a threat to the U.S.
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The speedy spy swap was completed smoothly between U.S. and Russia, as both sides hold long histories as old enemies.
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Ten Russian spies were deported from the U.S. in exchange for four people who spied on Russia for the West.
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Ten defendants accused of spying for Russia entered guilty pleas in federal court in New York on Thursday.
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Prosecutors allege the suspected Russian spies were so deep undercover, their own children had no inkling of the truth.
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The lawyer for a man accused of spying for Russia says the only thing his client has infiltrated are 'cocktail parties.'
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The U.S. State Dept. will not expel Russian diplomats in response to the arrests of 11 alleged Russian spies.
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Family, friends and neighbors are still reeling from the double lives led by 10 spies working for the Russian government.
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Family, friends and neighbors are still reeling from the double lives led by 10 spies working for the Russian government.
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Russian officials say some of the arrested spies include Russian citizens but say they didn't hurt U.S. interests.
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Russian officials say some of the arrested spies include Russian citizens but say they didn't hurt U.S. interests.
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Ten people were arrested for allegedly serving as illegal agents of the Russian government in the United States.
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Fugitives wanted in separate cases were caught and returned to SoCal when detectives found them in Mexico.
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A mine in Los Angeles County could prove instrumental in BP's clean-up efforts in the Gulf of Mexico.
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A mine in Los Angeles County could prove instrumental in BP's clean-up efforts in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Attorney General Holder says federal authorities have opened criminal and civil investigations into the Gulf oil spill.
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The U.S. Army has issued a recall for 44,000 advanced combat helmets because they do not meet military specifications.
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There are changes for airlines after the Times Square bomb plot suspect got on a plane despite being on the no-fly list.
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Pakistan-born, Faisal Shahzad, has admitted training to make bombs at a terrorism camp before leaving a car bomb in Times Square.
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It appears the NYC attempted bombing suspect went through a difficult spell before he moved back to Pakistan.
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A man was charged w/ terrorism and attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction in the botched NYC bombing.
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A U.S. citizen who had recently returned from a five-month trip to his native Pakistan was arrested at a New York airport.
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The city of L.A. was awarded a $1.1 million grant to help assist victims and prosecute those responsible for domestic violence.
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