Federal judge who pushed rights of prisoners, gays retiring

A federal judge who lost his job as a Justice Department attorney after loaning his car to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and then pushed for gay rights, police reform and health care for prisoners during his time on the bench is retiring. More than five decades ago, Thelton Henderson became the first African-American attorney ...

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Federal judge who pushed rights of prisoners, gays retiring

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