Rita Braver Biography

Rita Braver is a former Law Correspondent for CBS News, where she covered the Supreme Court, the Justice Department, and the FBI. She reported on various legal issues, including high-profile Supreme Court cases involving abortion, the death penalty, and the right to die, and nominees for the Supreme Court. Braver also reported on violent crime, drugs, espionage, and white-collar crime and led the network's coverage of the Oliver North, John Poindexter, and Marion Barry trials. Her reporting on the health risks associated with silicone breast implants earned her two national Emmy Awards, including one for investigative reporting and the Joan Barone Award from the Congressional Radio and Television Correspondents Association. Braver's work has been featured on numerous CBS programs, including the CBS Evening News, CBS Morning News, CBS Weekend News, 48 Hours, Street Stories, and CBS Special Reports. In fact, one of her Street Stories reports led to the dropping of drug charges against a woman named Ginger Labensky.

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