#justice-system

#justice-system

A gay man was attacked by an Uber driver in Arizona, but police have declined to press charges due to insufficient evidence.

George Santos pleaded for a presidential pardon after being sentenced to 87 months in prison for fraud.

The cases of Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Daniel Lozano-Camargo highlight the injustices of U.S. immigration policies under the Trump administration.

The Independent emphasizes the critical need for ground-level journalism to provide balanced reporting on important societal issues.

Technology's integration into the justice system is being explored to address challenges such as violence in prisons and re-offending rates.

After 46 years, Jeanette Ralston's murder case is solved with the arrest of Willie Eugene Sims through advanced forensic technology.

The USA v Sean Combs trial features both serious allegations and unexpected laughter during jury selection.

Mary Werner significantly influenced the justice system, focusing on compassion and innovative programs like Drug Court to assist victims.

Chris Pelkey's AI-generated appearance in court highlights the intersection of technology and justice, as it provides a unique victim impact statement through innovative means.

The annual Candlelight Vigil honors crime victims and emphasizes the importance of supporting them and their families.

A military clerk stole almost £1 million through fraudulent expense claims, leading to jail time for him and five accomplices.

The defunding of the Legal Services Corporation would severely restrict access to justice for low-income individuals, ultimately increasing taxpayer burdens.

The Long Island Serial Killer case remains unresolved, highlighting endurance and advocacy from victims' families.

New York needs a constitutional amendment to increase the number of judges to alleviate case backlogs and ensure timely justice.

David Norris has allegedly admitted to being involved in the attack on Stephen Lawrence, according to the Parole Board.

Norris continues to deny he held racist views despite the nature of the crime.

Government's response to domestic abuse reform fails to fully address victims' needs, raising concerns over future support and effectiveness.

The jury's decision holds the power to deliver justice after 42 years for murder victim DeAnna Lynn Johnson.