By US~Observer Staff Okanogan County, WA – In February of 2017, we reported on Okanogan Sheriff’s Deputy Shane W. Jones who in 2006 was fired by Okanogan County
By US~Observer Staff Once a man whose reputation was that of “a man on a mission to promote education and rehabilitation behind bars and who
By US~Observer Staff Arizona – Flipping the burden of proof from the state to the defendant in criminal prosecutions is the crux of this illegitimate
Lawyer Michael Minns writes about identity theft within the IRS. Only at www.usobserver.com
By Seth Perkins Investigative Reporter Lake County, OR – For one man facing an array of wrongful criminal charges – eight in total – for
State Senator deems DHS is in, “A State of Chaos and Disrepair.” By US~Observer Staff The Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS) conducted an internal
By US~Observer Staff There have been 2,000 exonerations since the University of Michigan School of Law began tracking wrongful convictions in 1989. That means the
By Kathy Marshack Editor’s Note: This story presents the very reason why people who suffer false arrest should immediately contact the US~Observer. If a person
By US~Observer Staff John Goodman has finally gained some much-needed momentum with the filming and imminent release of “Collusion to Convict – The True Story