Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Knox: Hate Song about the Police
In this appeal by allowance, we address whether the First Amendment to the United States Constitution permits the imposition of criminal liability based
Venezuelan Prison Gang Tren de Aragua Spreads to 17 US States
The Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua has now spread to one of the most remote states in America, after an alleged member
Barrio 18 Leader From Jamaica Sentenced to Life Imrisonment
Southeast Queens gang leader Junior Zelaya Canales pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court for his role in three murders and multiple shootings during
White Supremacist Prison Gangs in the United States: Origins, Subculture, Ideology, Hierarchy and Case Law
This article is focused on the study of one aspect of the phenomenon of prison gangs in the United States, namely the activities
Floyd Taybron v. Commonwealth of Virginia: the Bloods
Appellant was indicted in the City of Hampton for, inter alia, one count of gang participation. At trial, Police Detective E.C. Sales testified
State v. Taylor: the Bloods
To fully understand the facts surrounding the shooting, it is necessary to know something of the gang culture in Portland. Gangs arrived in
US v. Huskey: the United Blood Nation
Four people were charged with conspiracy under the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organization Act and related crimes involving their membership in the United Blood
Wainwright v. Lockhart: the Bloods
Evidence at the hearing showed the booklet the State sought to admit is a handwritten copy of an Islamic religious booklet, “Koran Questions
People v. Torres: the 18th Street Gang
Defendant was a “rent” collector for the 18th Street gang in Los Angeles. His duty was to collect payments, referred to by the
The State of South Carolina v. Price: the Bloods and the Crips
On December 6, 2002, Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity hosted a party at Club Voodoo in Columbia, South Carolina. During the party, a confrontation