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Eighteen victims of child pornography were rescued during a nationwide sweep by federal law enforcement agencies, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced Friday.

Chicago Tribune | Chicago cab driver faces up to 90 months for providing a few hundred dollars to a Kashmiri nationalist group connected to al-Qaeda.

The former Newsweek correspondent on books by Americans who reported from Germany in the 1930s on the Nazis' growing menace.

A Florida man says he received death threats after being given the mobile phone number previously used by the man who killed teenager Trayvon Martin.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (AP) -- Investigators combed through a 4-mile rural area in central Florida on Friday trying to determine what caused a single-engine plane to break apart in midair and crash into a swampy area, killing a Kansas businessman, his wife and their four young children....

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (AP) -- Investigators combed through a 4-mile rural area in central Florida on Friday trying to determine what caused a single-engine plane to break apart in midair and crash into a swampy area, killing a Kansas businessman, his wife and their four young children....

Russia produce a powerful performance as two goals by Alan Dzagoev help dismantle the Czech Republic in their opening Euro 2012 game.

President Obama says that private sector is "fine" with 4.3 million jobs created over the past two years.

Tom Daley and Peter Waterfield virtually confirm their London 2012 selection with 10m platform victory at the Olympic trials.

George Lopez says there are signs the big powers could agree on a peace conference that might stop the violence

England's players paid a sombre visit to the former Nazi Auschwitz-Birkenau camps in Poland on Friday.

Ruben Navarrette says it's disrespectful to lump together Latino U.S. citizens with Latino illegal immigrants

DONGSHIGU VILLAGE, China (AP) -- The fear is palpable and most people only dare whisper Chen Guangcheng's name in this village amid wheat fields where the blind activist was held under brutal house arrest....

DONGSHIGU VILLAGE, China (AP) -- The fear is palpable and most people only dare whisper Chen Guangcheng's name in this village amid wheat fields where the blind activist was held under brutal house arrest....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A heated battle is taking place inside a giant U.S. public employees' union following its crushing failure this week to oust Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker - organized labor's biggest political loss in decades....

An extensive fire has broken out at the edge of the Lews Castle grounds in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis.

After signing a bill that hikes the fine for joining an unauthorized protest to 300,000 rubles ($9,000), Russian President Vladimir Putin compared the measure to similar laws in Germany, Spain, Britain and France....

ATLANTA — Megachurch pastor and televangelist Creflo Dollar was arrested early Friday after authorities say he slightly hurt his 15-year-old daughter in a fight at his metro Atlanta home.

Fayette County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of domestic violence at the home in unincorporated Fayette County around 1 a.m., ...

LONDON (AP) -- A British journalist claims that Syrian rebels set him up to die in a no man's land near the Lebanese border, saying he believes they hoped he would be shot by government forces....

Justin P. Murphy & Matthew A.S. Esworthy: The ESI Tsunami: A Comprehensive Discussion about Electronically Stored Information in Government Investigations and Criminal Cases, 27 Criminal Justice 31 (Spring 2012):

Dealing with electronically stored information (ESI), for clients, prosecutors, and defense attorneys, has steadily grown into a tsunami of cost and complexity—with little guidance provided by courts and none from the rules. Moreover, the paradigms developed in civil litigation to curb ESI discovery abuses are often not effective in the criminal system, due to the onesided nature of ESI burdens and demands in government investigations and criminal matters and the absence of costeffective methods sanctioned by courts to resolve criminal discovery disputes. The world of criminal e-discovery continues to evolve every day, particularly in the contexts of subpoena compliance, social media, Fourth Amendment issues, and postindictment discovery.

The article has helpful sections on:
• Subpoena Compliance,
• Social Media, the Internet, and Admissibility
• ESI and the Fourth Amendment
--CDT and the Ninth Circuit's standards
--Increasing judicial skepticism
--Warrantless searches of cellular telephones
--Warrantless use of GPS tracking devices
• Postindictment Discovery