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Niall Power intends to appeal his murder conviction despite pleading guilty, citing a mental breakdown as his condition at the time.

Erik Feld, a man who murdered a father-of-two in a homophobic attack, has lost his bid to have his sentence reduced.

Feld's lawyers argued that his sentence was excessive due to the sentencing judge not properly accounting for his personality disorder, but the appeal was denied.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder in a decades-old cold case.

The victim, Anthony Littler, was found with head injuries in an alleyway near East Finchley Tube Station in 1984.

Emmanuel Tamwesigire's appeal against his murder conviction for killing Ricardo Fuller was dismissed, affirming his life sentence of 24 years.

Patrick Collins is appealing for information on his sister Sandra's disappearance, marking 24 years of distress for their family.

Police are appealing for help in finding missing teenager Julia Skala from Mitcham, London

Julia Skala was last seen on January 8, 2018 wearing a black North Face jacket, black trousers, and white Nike trainers

Federal prosecutors have asked the judge in Donald Trump's trial to reject his request to freeze the case as he appeals a recent ruling.

Prosecutors argue that the trial should proceed as scheduled and unresolved legal issues should be addressed during the appeal period.

Trump ordered to pay $450 million in fines for civil fraud case

Appeal unlikely to succeed as investigative journalist points out a pattern of lying to lenders

The three-judge panel rejected Trump's arguments in a strongly worded ruling.

Trump plans on appealing to the Supreme Court.

The appeal of Judge Tanya Chutkan's immunity opinion by Trump is interesting for the personnel involved.

Former Deputy Solicitor General Michael Dreeben has joined the Special Counsel team for the appeal.

Judge confirms 'M' on verdict form means millions, signaling large damages for Trump

Trump plans to appeal and avoid paying damages by putting up a deposit

Donald Trump announces he is seeking new legal help to fight the defamation case with Jean E. Carroll.

Alina Habba denies being fired and says they are still representing Trump and working on the case.

The family of Riccardo Holness is appealing for a re-investigation into his death following a nightclub attack that resulted in severe injuries and no charges.

A man in his sixties died after a collision on Springwell Road in Hounslow, London.

Emergency services were unable to revive him and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Removing guns from the streets is a priority for the Met to avoid devastating consequences of gun crimes.

Oliver Campbell's wrongful conviction was upheld despite evidence undermining it, including eyewitness misidentification and a confession by Eric Samuels, the real perpetrator.

Trump's legal team gained favorable questioning from judges regarding the potential overturning or modification of a $454 million civil fraud verdict.

Mr Brueckner was acquitted of serious sexual assault charges due to insufficient evidence, despite victim testimony and ongoing appeals for a retrial.

Bankman-Fried filed an appeal attacking the fairness of his trial and claiming he was presumed guilty.

Sam Bankman-Fried's lawyers are seeking a new trial alleging judicial bias and misconduct in his previous trial.

Leicester City successfully appealed against a potential points deduction by proving the Premier League lacked jurisdiction.

Everton's points deduction reduced from 10 to 6, moving them up to 15th in the Premier League.

Burnley and Sheffield United face near impossible task to escape relegation due to Everton's points deduction.

GCSE results day in England and Wales is on August 22, with various levels' results available. Teachers may find results earlier, and appeals can be made through schools.

Public high school teachers and elementary teachers in Ontario will receive additional retroactive salary increases to compensate for constrained wages under Bill 124.

The arbitrator has awarded an additional 2.75% salary increase for the third year, on top of the 0.75% increase in each of the first two years.

The Ontario court has declared Bill 124 unconstitutional, but the government has appealed and a ruling is expected on Monday.

Canada's women's football team appeals against points deduction for drone spying, but not coach's ban.

The Canadian women's soccer team is appealing FIFA's six-point penalty due to a spying scandal involving the use of a drone.

The "Bling Bishop" of Brooklyn, Lamor Whitehead, was jailed for violating his bail conditions by flashing sealed court documents on social media.

A court has denied Leo Pustilnikov's application to build a 35-unit apartment project in Redondo Beach, following a tentative ruling a week ago.

Pustilnikov plans to appeal the decision.

Paris appeals court upholds conviction of former President Nicolas Sarkozy for illegal campaign financing but reduces his sentence.

Sarkozy plans to appeal the decision to France's highest court, the Court of Cassation.

The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld R. Kelly's child pornography conviction and 20-year sentence, citing the New York case as a factor in the sentencing.

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Damontae Kazee has been suspended for the remainder of the regular season and any potential postseason games for repeated violations of player safety rules.

Kazee was penalized and ejected from Saturday's game against the Indianapolis Colts for an illegal hit on Michael Pittman Jr. that left the wide receiver concussed.

Jaylen Warren's fine from the NFL has been rescinded upon appeal, giving him back a game check worth $48,556.

Warren has been one of the NFL's most fined players, but this decision gives him a break.

Rudolph W. Giuliani has been ordered to pay $148 million in damages to two former Georgia election workers he defamed.

Giuliani plans to appeal the verdict, and the judge will need to enter a judgment ordering the amount he is required to pay.

Rudolph W. Giuliani has been ordered to pay $148 million in damages to two former Georgia election workers he defamed.

Giuliani plans to appeal the verdict, and the judge will need to enter a judgment ordering the amount he is required to pay.

Donald Trump's lawyers are requesting a delay in the case charging him with seeking to overturn the 2020 election as they appeal a recent ruling that he is not immune from prosecution.

They hope that a protracted appeal, potentially to the Supreme Court, could result in the trial being pushed off until after the 2024 election or at least after the Republican Party's nominating convention in July.

Donald Trump lost his bid to lift the gag order in his New York civil fraud case.

Trump's lawyers made repeated frivolous arguments that angered the court.