The two women - aided by a clutch of ... the state of New York within a fortnight of George Floyd's death. The Andrew Kearse Act, signed into state law less than two weeks later, requires law ...

A relative of George Floyd told The Times-Dispatch they had “never heard of Tavares.” Tavares Floyd also has said he is a civil rights attorney, despite the fact that he is not a member of any ...

Lawyers for the state are trying to get the ... "The events in the video are as disturbing as the events in the video of George Floyd's death," Murphy wrote, referring to Floyd's 2020 death ...

The FBI said it's investigating racist text messages sent around the country, and all the recipients were Black, according to ...

Data from Minneapolis, where Floyd lived, also reflect these law enforcement trends. George Floyd's death did ... Now, it could be ending with them. The women's marches of January 2017 brought ...

Nearly four years after the police killing of George ... remain? Attorney and civil rights activist Nekima Levy Armstrong ...

This past summer, the first-ever George Floyd Memorial Scholarship in Law was awarded to Brandon Redmon, a student who is starting at the University of Minnesota’s law school this fall. The purpose ...

Now, his lawyers are requesting surveillance footage ... The manner of Jones’ treatment draws unsettling similarities to that of George Floyd, a Black man who was killed after ex-police officer ...

Progressive Los Angeles County district attorney George Gascón is running for reelection against a former prosecutor who says ...

During the 46 years in between, George Perry ... Black men and women at the hands of the police — put to rest any notions of a post-racial America. The cellphone video of Floyd screaming ...

But it also was the target of a whole lot of conservatives who looked to ban the book for violence, profanity and being ...

The ACLU says many of these extended retentions stem from arrests related to racial justice protests that followed the police killing of George Floyd in ... any legitimate law enforcement need ...