The post Alex Murdaugh’s lawyers filed ‘defective’ documents claiming jury tampering: Attorney General first appeared on Law & Crime. Source: 8 months ago

I really like this comment from lawandcrime.com user 'my wag'. Source: over 1 year ago

Honestly from what I've seen Meghann Caniff, Nancy Dillon and James Queally are the most unbiased. Meghann Caniff probably has the most informative tweets but they all writes articles at the end of the day summarizing what happened. Caniff writes for lawandcrime.com , Nancy Dillon writes for Rolling Stone and James Queally writes for LATimes. Source: over 1 year ago

Not a fan of that wording, lawandcrime.com! Admitted he has an addiction implies that it's indisputable that that's what it is. I have known a lot of addicts in my life, and they are (or in many cases unfortunately, were) normal fucking people who should not be lumped in with this abscess. Sometimes a cigar (by which I mean pedophile) is just a cigar (by which I mean pedophile). Source: over 1 year ago

As noted in lawandcrime.com ..article ..no clear indiana laws have been found that supports this sealing action and the court is denying this has anything to do with them. Source: over 1 year ago

They are not two distinct entities, anybody who read the Rolling Stone article (if you can call a two minute read an article) saw they used the mediamatters provided information as the sole source for everything they wrote about. The Rolling Stone article links mediamatters.org three times over a very short piece. Source: about 1 year ago

Media Matters in America is a nonprofit organization that is solely dedicated to fact checking conservative media. It’s really opened my eyes more about how batshit crazy conservative media can be. Source: over 2 years ago

These are Fox News' leading advertisers (Media Matters for America, mediamatters.org). Source: almost 3 years ago

Mediamatters.org has you covered there. Source: almost 3 years ago