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If you do workplace investigations, here are some things you need to know about Weingarten rights. When a union employee is subject to an investigatory interview, the employee has special rights. Some experts suggest that in a sense of fairness and employee cohesion, non-union employees should receive the same considerations as a union employee. A company supervisor could perform the same responsibilities as the union steward. An investigative interview happens when:[1] Under the Supreme Court’s Weingarten decision, the following rules

A storied criminal justice reporter’s first book tracks how a serial liar conned the courts — and sent dozens of people to prison — by telling prosecutors exactly what they wanted to hear. Catch the Devil: A True Story of Murder, Deception, and Injustice on the Gulf Coast By Pamela Colloff. Knopf. 320 pages. $32. How did Paul Skalnik, a conman with a long history of fraud, grand theft, and sexual abuse of women and minors, become a trusted, go-to

A Haunted Town: Archer Sullivan’s debut novel is a story of missing children and much more. by Faye Jones & Chapter16.org The Witch’s Orchard By Archer Sullivan. Minotaur Books. 320 pages. $28. When we meet private investigator Annie Gore, the narrator and protagonist of Archer Sullivan’s The Witch’s Orchard, she’s desperate for work. Her laundry is piling up, her refrigerator is almost empty, and her prized watch, a gift from her uncle, is languishing in a pawn shop. When Max Andrews