Public Disorder Arrests Arson Police Response Assault Hate Crimes Looting Legal Consequences Legal Proceedings Vandalism Conspiracy Public Safety Unlawful Assembly Mob Violence Capitol Riot Protests Sentencing Murder Assault on Police Political Violence Police Violence Law Enforcement Public Disturbance Racial Violence Property Damage Terrorism Attempted Rape Misinformation 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots Obstruction of Justice Police Encounters Judicial Proceedings Law Enforcement Challenges Charges and Prosecutions Use of Explosives Child Murders Weapons Legal Cases Attacks on Law Enforcement Felony Charges January 6 Insurrection Weapons Use Arrests and Charges Hooliganism Convictions Molotov Cocktail Attacks Civil Unrest Prisoner Deaths Social Media Influence Far-Right Rioting Kenosha Riots Federal Indictments Pardons Incidents Minneapolis Riots Murder Charges Police Actions Explosive Devices Attacks on Soldiers Gun Violence Capitol Riot Participants Protest-Related Offenses Legal Charges Jailbreaks Homicide Investigation Incitement Youth Offenders Capitol Riots Civil Disorder Prison Deaths Charges and Offenses Injuries
Civil‑liberties groups say prosecutors leaned on political literature to depict an “Antifa cell,” raising First Amendment concerns.
