Fort et al. v. Daley et al., Bey et al, Daley et al: the Black Stone Rangers (the Black P Stone Nation)
Plaintiffs are members of the Black Stone Rangers street gang, sometimes known as the Black P Stone Nation. The facts on which the
State v. Lewis: the Black Gangster Disciples and the Vice Lords
Jerry Lee Lewis appeals from judgment of conviction and sentence for criminal gang participation and terrorism. Between 1:00 and 2:00 a.m. on August
Bailey v. State of Illinois: the Black Gangster Disciples
On June 12, 1981, Stateville inmate Fred “Bobo” Collins, a member of the Black Gangster Disciples, attacked rival gang member George Bailey without
State v. Browne: the Black Gangster Disciples
On March 28, 1991, several persons, whom Davenport police believed to be members of a street gang known as the Black Gangster Disciples,
The US v. Mcanderson, Hawkins, Fort and Cranshaw: El Rukns
Defendant-appellants, all members of the Chicago street gang the El Rukns, were convicted for their various roles in a conspiracy to commit terrorist
Walker v. Gomez and Prunty: the Crips
K. Jamel Walker is serving a life sentence in the custody of the California Department of Corrections, in Calipatria State Prison. In April
Beasley v. State of Texas: the Crips (Issues of the Gang Membership)
During the guilt/innocence phase of the trial, testimony was given by the victim that he was with the deceased and a third party
People v. Bento: the Crips and the Bloods
In June 1993, appellant Johnson was a member of the 84 Swan Blood gang. He had a tattoo across his front torso that
Wiggins v. Rowland and Vasquez: the Black Guerilla Family
Both Wiggins and the defendants have submitted evidence showing that Wiggins was placed in administrative segregation because of his membership in the Black
State v. Gilmore: the Black Guerilla Family
This impermissible presumed group bias is distinguishable from a prosecutor’s exclusion of members of a cognizable group for valid, articulated, trial-related reasons. The