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Stewart and Garten's friendship was strained by Stewart's imprisonment, causing a significant rift and contrasting perceptions about their relationship. No current feud exists, says Stewart's publicist.

Stags contrasts comedic setups with a brutal survival narrative as a group of friends face dire consequences during a stag party gone wrong.

Jen Shah will miss the Season 5 premiere of RHOSLC as she serves her prison sentence for fraud.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried transferred out of a Brooklyn detention center, final destination unclear.

A mother and her incarcerated son have been indicted for using inmates' names to file fraudulent unemployment claims during the pandemic.

The scheme involved filing claims for inmates who were not employed and then keeping the majority of the payments.

A deputy prison governor and an ex-prisoner conducted illegal checks on inmates, highlighting severe breaches of trust and protocol in the prison system.

Aleksei Navalny, a prominent opposition leader in Russia, has died in prison at the age of 47.

Navalny had been serving multiple prison sentences and his death is believed to be a result of mistreatment and negligence.

Alexei Navalny, the prominent Russian opposition leader, has died in prison at the age of 47.

Navalny gained fame by criticizing Putin and exposing corruption, and was poisoned in 2020.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died in prison at the age of 47.

Navalny's death comes after his high-profile fight against corruption and election fraud within Russia's ruling elite.

Manhattan Criminal Court judge Juan Merchan has wide discretion to choose from six potential punishments for former President Donald Trump at his upcoming sentencing.

A prison instructor faces charges over an alleged inappropriate relationship with Zara Aleena's killer, Jordan McSweeney, at HMP Belmarsh.

David Budd, a convicted paedophile, died in prison due to lung cancer shortly after a diagnosis.

A police officer was stabbed at HMP Frankland, leading to charges of attempted murder against a suspect, raising concerns about prison safety.

A Maoist cult leader found dead in prison cell due to natural causes.

David Berkowitz, also known as the 'Son of Sam' killer, was denied parole for the twelfth time.

A man in California is sentenced to prison for killing a man and attempting to extort money while posing as a kidnapper.

A former nurse in Pennsylvania was sentenced to life in prison for administering excessive doses of insulin to patients, resulting in deaths.

The British Foreign Secretary has called for Vladimir Putin to be held accountable for the murder of Alexei Navalny.

Lord David Cameron emphasized the need for consequences for Putin and criticized the nature of Putin's regime in Russia.

Former neonatal nurse, Lucy Letby, who murdered seven babies, has been given keys to her own prison cell.

Letby can lock herself away from other inmates if she feels threatened.

She is now being held at HMP Bronzefield and has reportedly befriended other killers at the prison.

The family of Zara Aleena is calling for a public inquiry into claims that her murderer had sex with a prison worker at the high security jail where he is incarcerated.

An internal investigation is underway, but the family wants a public investigation to address the incident.

A woman was sentenced to 26 years in prison for murdering her partner's new lover in a jealous rage.

The woman was captured on police bodycam footage lying about how her DNA was found under the victim's fingernails.

Aleksei Navalny, despite being silenced by the Kremlin, has always found ways to be heard and remained the moral and de facto leader of the opposition to Putin.

While in prison, Navalny used methods like speaking to his lawyers and posting on social media to communicate with the outside world.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has reportedly died in a penal colony in the Arctic Circle.

Navalny's death is likely to be seen as a political assassination, coming just a month before Russian presidential elections.

Alexei Navalny, Russia's jailed opposition leader, died in a Russian prison colony.

Navalny survived a poisoning attempt in 2020 and had been jailed since 2021 on trumped-up charges.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died in jail, which is likely to be seen as a political assassination attributable to Vladimir Putin.

Navalny had previously complained of mistreatment and malnourishment in prison.

Navalny's family and close aide have not confirmed reports of his death.

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has died in prison.

Navalny was serving a 19-year sentence in a harsh penal colony.

Protests broke out in Bashkortostan after a local activist was convicted and sentenced to prison.

The protest was one of the largest reported demonstrations since the war in Ukraine began in 2014.

Navalny, a fierce critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has died in prison at the age of 47.

He was serving a 19-year sentence on charges of extremism and had been moved to a high-security penal colony in the remote region of Kharp.

Navalny, a jailed Kremlin critic, has complained of being forced to listen to a pro-Putin pop singer every morning in prison.

The singer, known as Shaman, is a pro-Putin celebrity who has performed on state TV and is putting Putin forward for the presidency in March.

Judge scolds former Trump aide Peter Navarro for refusing to comply with congressional panel seeking to understand the attack on the transfer of presidential power.

Navarro could potentially be the first senior Trump White House aide to spend time in prison if his bid to remain free is rejected.

Stephen K. Bannon reported to prison for contempt of Congress, holding a defiant rally before his incarceration.

Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis cop convicted of murdering George Floyd, has been returned to prison after being stabbed by an inmate.

Chauvin's family is concerned about his safety and the facility's ability to protect him.

Former gang member charged with attempted murder for stabbing Derek Chauvin in prison

Attacker claims he wanted to invoke the Black Lives Matter movement

Former gang member and FBI informant charged with attempted murder for stabbing ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in prison.

Turscak attacked Chauvin because he is a high-profile inmate and claimed it was a symbolic connection to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Authorities have not provided details about the attack or Chauvin's condition to his family or legal team.

Chauvin's attorney has been unable to speak to his client or receive updates on his condition from authorities.

Chauvin was seriously injured in the attack but is expected to survive.

Judge prepares for beer taste test in intellectual property dispute

Derek Chauvin stabbed in prison, lack of updates for family

Former recruiter's bankruptcy estate sues Major, Lindsey & Africa

Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, was stabbed in prison.

Chauvin's attack highlights the lack of protection he received despite being a high-profile inmate.

The attack on Chauvin further fuels the debate surrounding his case and the larger issues of systemic police racism and lawlessness.

A resident of Siberia has been sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison for criticizing Stalin and the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia has outlawed criticism of the invasion of Ukraine and the Russian military, leading to numerous arrests and prison sentences.

Amnesty International and the Associated Press have found evidence that Russia bombed a theater in Mariupol, Ukraine, killing civilians.

A resident of Siberia has been sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison for criticizing Stalin and the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia has outlawed criticism of the invasion of Ukraine and the Russian armed forces, leading to the arrest and imprisonment of many citizens.

Experts believe that Russia bombed a theater in Mariupol during the war in Ukraine, which resulted in the deaths of civilians.

A resident of Siberia has been sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison for criticizing Stalin and the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia has outlawed criticism of the invasion of Ukraine and the Russian armed forces, resulting in the detention and sentencing of many citizens.

Amnesty International and the Associated Press found evidence that Russia bombed a theater in Mariupol, killing civilians, despite Russia's denial and blame on Ukrainian artillery.