Jan Crawford Greenburg

It was one of the most closely watched media cases in recent times, partly because it seemed so wrongly decided but also because it was just so juicy. There were,...

There's no doubt the war's going to be long and bitterly fought, but the feds are focused on their mission. They're going to kill the Marlboro Man. The same goes...

The instructions are precise and clinical, with gruesome detail to clearly explain the best way to kill. "At least three shots should be fired to insure quick and sure death....

Sam Young's troubles started soon after he saw the note hanging on the employee time clock last Friday in the Dallas grocery where he worked. Because of the weekend's NFC...

It was nearly eight years ago that a federal court in Chicago said Anthony Goluszek couldn't sue his employer for sexual harassment. Why? His alleged tormentors, who pestered him about...

When things got bad for Katherine Pappadopoulos and her husband, they decided against selling their California home. Instead, they hired someone to burn it, and they filed a $4 million...

It's too bad for Mervyn Cooper that he doesn't live in Virginia. He might have a better defense. Cooper, a California psychotherapist, pleaded guilty earlier this month to securities fraud...

In Miami this holiday season, citizens complained when the city blocked a nativity scene in a public park. In Chicago, they've protested Christmas music in the State of Illinois Building....

It is the oldest and one of the most absolute of the privileges in American law: With few exceptions, a person has a right to keep confidential his communications with...

The interviews went well for Elisabeth Anderson, so well that she was told she would be recommended for a job in the fundraising department of Chicago's YMCA. But that was...