“On each gravestone we write the person’s name, the place where their body was found, and the forensic number.”

Abdulrazak Ramadan is the director of the morgue of Tripoli Central Hospital.

The FBI Wants Apple To Backdoor Their Products, They Said No.

Apple wrote a letter to customers regarding a request they had received from the United States Federal Bureau of Investigations to essentially “backdoor” an iPhone in possession so they can retrieved the encrypted data on it…

It’s sad to read that authorities aren’t going to help victims until they are physically hurt or fearing for their lives. I wish that the authorities would take such incidents more seriously before things escalate. Because by then it may already too late to “save” the victims.

Thanks, Mark, for continuing to keep this issue in front of people.
When voters seem far more willing to spend tax dollars on for-profit prisons than mental health care in either non-profit or for-profit business models, it’s not surprising that it’s treated as a law enforcement rather than a public health problem. Nor is it surprising when mental…

New Jersey Supreme Court decides when a police officer may legally enter a vehicle to retrieve a driver’s documents

On August 3, 2015, the New Jersey Supreme Court considered “the circumstances under which a law enforcement officer may legally enter…