The Biden administration praised the Kremlin for detaining members of a notorious ransomware gang at the request of the U.S. in a sweeping operation across Russia.

The Supreme Court will consider whether a law enforcement officer’s failure to give Miranda warnings is enough to let a plaintiff bring a federal civil-rights suit.

U.S. prosecutors will likely urge a judge to drop an indictment against an MIT professor charged a year ago with receiving federal grant money but failing to disclose his ties to China, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Supreme Court agreed to consider if federal courts can order state prisoners transported for reasons besides trial testimony.

The Supreme Court is set to consider the rules for litigating method-of-execution claims, which arise when inmates say they’re facing cruel and unusual punishment and therefore need to propose better ways to die.

A longtime Massachusetts state and municipal worker who forfeited a pension worth more than $1.5 million after pleading guilty to job-related crimes lost his lawsuit claiming the forfeiture was an unconstitutional excessive fine, according to a state appeals court ruling.