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@WSJ 2 years ago New York officials are pushing for a “problem-solving” court near Times Square to step up its operations after the number of cases it handles dwindled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and changes to the state’s criminal-justice laws on.wsj.com
@WSJ 4 years ago Around a dozen people have been charged with participating in fraud schemes related to pandemic healthcare programs, as the Justice Department ramps up probes into misconduct tied to Covid-19 and trillions of dollars in government relief funds on.wsj.com
@guardian 4 years ago There is a way to make this government face justice over the Covid tragedy | Nesrine Malik theguardian.com
@guardian 4 years ago South Africa's chief justice unrepentant for linking Covid vaccines to satanism theguardian.com
@WSJ 4 years ago The Justice Department said it is investigating New Jersey veterans homes for possibly understating Covid-19-related deaths, following a WSJ investigation on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago The first presidential debate of the 2020 election will address the coronavirus pandemic and racial justice protests, as well as the battle over the Supreme Court vacancy and the integrity of the election on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago Chief Justice John Roberts has emerged as the deciding vote when disputes over the coronavirus pandemic end up in court on.wsj.com
@guardian 5 years ago 'Make things right': criminal justice officials urge California to release prisoners amid Covid-19 surge theguardian.com
@guardian 5 years ago Bereaved families seek 'justice' for UK victims of coronavirus theguardian.com
@guardian 5 years ago Italians call for justice for relatives killed by coronavirus theguardian.com
@guardian 5 years ago As coronavirus keeps us apart, we will let the animals in. I hope we do them justice theguardian.com
@WSJ 2 years ago The Justice Department defended the planned termination of pandemic-era border controls inherited from the Trump administration, writing in a brief to the Supreme Court that Covid-19 concerns no longer justify excluding foreign nationals under Title 42 on.wsj.com
@nytimesworld 4 years ago Clotilda Douglas-Yakimchuk was a pioneering Black nurse in Nova Scotia starting in the 1950s, and also fought for social justice, the education of Black youth and the well-being of older people. She died of Covid at 89. Obit by @kseelye nyti.ms
@guardian 4 years ago Covid has undermined UK's chronically under-funded justice system theguardian.com
@guardian 4 years ago Muslims in Sri Lanka 'denied justice' over forced cremations of Covid victims theguardian.com
@guardian 4 years ago 'Virtual' visits to inmates, streamlined court hearings: how Covid could change Victorian justice theguardian.com
@guardian 5 years ago Ex-lord chief justice: UK parliament must scrutinise Covid rules theguardian.com
@WSJ 5 years ago Democrats launched their general-election argument against President Trump during the opening night of their virtual convention, criticizing his response to the coronavirus, racial-justice protests on.wsj.com
@guardian 5 years ago John Oliver on prisons during Covid-19: 'That's not justice, that's neglect' theguardian.com
@WSJ 5 years ago Empowered by the Supreme Court's format during the coronavirus, under which justices speak in order of seniority, Justice Clarence Thomas has said more during oral arguments this week than he has in many years combined on.wsj.com
@guardian 5 years ago ‘Lines dropped out, witnesses didn’t know where to go’: justice in times of coronavirus | Richard Ackland theguardian.com
@WSJ 5 years ago The Justice Department is investigating lawmakers for possible insider trading based on confidential briefings ahead of the coronavirus pandemic, a person familiar with the matter said on.wsj.com
@nytimesworld 3 years ago For an advocacy group that seeks justice for those in Britain who died during the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s resignation announcement was welcome news, but the group said there would be no moving on for the families of the dead. nyti.ms
@guardian 4 years ago Belly Mujinga: family still seeking justice one year after Covid death theguardian.com
@WSJ 4 years ago Chief Justice John Roberts noted the coronavirus wasn’t the first pathogen to disrupt the Supreme Court’s work in its history on.wsj.com
@WSJ 4 years ago Breaking: The Supreme Court blocked Covid-19 attendance limits on religious services in New York, with Justice Barrett casting the pivotal vote on.wsj.com
@WSJ 4 years ago Republicans expect to win Colorado's conservative Douglas County in this year’s presidential and Senate races, but Democrats hope local debates over coronavirus and social-justice issues mean they can improve their performance here on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago Polls indicate U.S. voters are considering the coronavirus, candidates’ leadership styles and racial justice as well as pocketbook issues on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to reject a Nevada church’s plea to suspend state public-health orders limiting attendance at services. It was the second time Chief Justice John Roberts joined liberal justices to uphold measures to contain the coronavirus. on.wsj.com
@TheNewEuropean 5 years ago Shadow justice secretary David Lammy has called out Boris Johnson for his recent tweets on Winston Churchill, querying why the prime minister has never tweeted so prolifically about coronavirus or the Windrush review. theneweuropean.co.uk
@guardian 5 years ago Coronavirus US live: Trump praises 'big day for justice' after Michael Flynn case dropped theguardian.com
@WSJ 5 years ago The Justice Department said state and local coronavirus restrictions can't treat churches less favorably than other institutions, filing legal papers in support of Mississippi churchgoers who received citations last week on.wsj.com
@WSJ 3 years ago Justice Brett Kavanaugh has tested positive for Covid-19, the Supreme Court said. He has no symptoms and has been fully vaccinated. on.wsj.com
@guardian 4 years ago UK Covid live news: justice secretary refuses to rule out prospect of prisoners and staff being vaccinated en masse theguardian.com
@nytimesworld 4 years ago How death transformed a year. As Covid-19 swept the world, the killing of George Floyd galvanized a racial justice movement, and the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg upended the makeup of the Supreme Court. nyti.ms
@guardian 4 years ago Justice Alito takes aim at abortion rights, gay marriage and Covid rules theguardian.com
@WSJ 4 years ago Two architects of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio’s criminal-justice approach resigned, the latest high-profile officials to leave city government as the city has struggled with the coronavirus pandemic on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago The Justice Department is asking the governors of New York, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania, all hit hard by Covid-19, for data on certain nursing homes, saying it is considering an investigation into how they handled the crisis in those settings on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago California Rep. Karen Bass, chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus and a potential running mate for Joe Biden, speaks with WSJ's @GeraldFSeib about racial justice and police reform, stimulus legislation and coronavirus containment in her state twitter.com
@WSJ 5 years ago The FBI seized the cellphone of Sen. Richard Burr as part of a Justice Department investigation into whether he traded stocks ahead of the market turmoil caused by the coronavirus pandemic based on confidential briefings he received on.wsj.com
@WSJ 5 years ago A dispute with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro led Justice Minister Sérgio Moro to resign, the second major cabinet departure in a week as the country’s leadership struggles with the coronavirus outbreak on.wsj.com
@guardian 5 years ago 'It's a racial justice issue': Black Americans are dying in greater numbers from Covid-19 theguardian.com