#criminal-conviction

#criminal-conviction

Nathan Murphy reacted violently under the mistaken belief that his partner had been sexually assaulted during a medical examination.

Tai and Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah were convicted for neglect leading to their son's death due to malnourishment and a lack of medical care.

Landlord convicted of harassment for unlawful rent increase demands, highlighting tenant rights and landlord accountability.

Ryuki Hayashi is the first person in Japan convicted for crimes involving generative AI, receiving a suspended sentence for creating a computer virus.

Chris Pearson, a former teacher, was banned for life from teaching after being convicted of historic sexual abuse against a child.

Four men were convicted for importing 1.5 tonnes of cannabis hidden in a shipping container, highlighting the organized nature of drug trafficking.

Muldarry's criminal history raised concerns, yet he was employed without complaints at the National Learning Network until his recent conviction.

Judge Barrett criticized Tina Peterson for election tampering, highlighting her betrayal of duty and persistent false claims about election fraud.

A North Carolina man was sentenced to prison and ordered to pay $22.5 million in restitution for a fraudulent scheme targeting lawyers.

A former childcare worker confessed to 307 sexual offences against children over 15 years, highlighting severe professional misconduct and exploitation.

A business owner in Brooklyn has been convicted of running an illegal check-cashing operation using his family business as a front.

The operation involved depositing over $55 million into shell accounts for personal use, leading to charges including bank fraud and money laundering.

The recent conviction of a Dublin taxi driver for rape has sparked discussions on women's safety and the regulation of taxis.

The Constitutional Court of South Africa barred former President Jacob Zuma from the upcoming election due to a past criminal conviction, impacting the country's political landscape.

Armed men ambushed a prison van in France to free a prisoner, killing two guards, triggering a manhunt.

A police dog, Monty, played a crucial role in solving the murder of a drug dealer by finding hidden cash that led to the conviction of the perpetrators.

The New York court's decision to overturn Harvey Weinstein's conviction raises questions about the use of witnesses in sexual assault cases and may impact his California appeal.

Khan found guilty of murder for planning an armed robbery that killed a police officer in 2005.

Khan, the ringleader, orchestrated the crime despite not being physically present at the scene.

Former police officer David Carrick will lose 65% of his pension, the maximum legally allowed.

Efforts to strip Carrick of his pension were supported by Mayor of London and former Home Secretary Suella Braverman.

The Dutch Supreme Court has upheld the use of evidence obtained from the encrypted phone network EncroChat in a criminal conviction.

The court ruled that the evidence had been lawfully gathered by French police under French law, and the Dutch court was bound by the principle of mutual trust.

The man who attacked Nancy Pelosi's husband was convicted of aggravated kidnapping in a state trial and sentenced to life in prison.

The Defence Forces authorities are reviewing implications of a member's criminal conviction post-trial to comply with their regulations.