Colorado Supreme Court considers whether habeas petition can free zoo elephantsThe Colorado Supreme Court is considering if zoo elephants are 'persons' able to seek freedom via habeas corpus.
Elephants are majestic' but cannot pursue legal case to leave Colorado zoo, says courtElephants in Colorado don't have legal personhood, ruling prevents potential release to sanctuaries.
Elephants are not legal persons under the law, Colorado Supreme Court rulesThe Colorado Supreme Court rejected the Nonhuman Rights Project's push to grant animals the status of legal persons and the right to habeas corpus.
Colorado Supreme Court considers whether habeas petition can free zoo elephantsThe Colorado Supreme Court is considering if zoo elephants are 'persons' able to seek freedom via habeas corpus.
Elephants are majestic' but cannot pursue legal case to leave Colorado zoo, says courtElephants in Colorado don't have legal personhood, ruling prevents potential release to sanctuaries.
Elephants are not legal persons under the law, Colorado Supreme Court rulesThe Colorado Supreme Court rejected the Nonhuman Rights Project's push to grant animals the status of legal persons and the right to habeas corpus.
Menendez brothers to make first court appearance in bid for freedomThe Menendez brothers seek release after 34 years, citing new evidence of alleged sexual abuse supporting their claims.Their fate lies in the hands of Judge Michael V. Jesic after a petition for vacating their conviction.
Judge to decide whether evidence of sexual abuse will set the Menendez brothers freeThe Menendez brothers are seeking a re-examination of their convictions based on new evidence of parental abuse, potentially influencing their sentence.
Menendez brothers' case back in court for hearing regarding petition for review of new evidenceNew evidence regarding the Menendez brothers' childhood abuse could impact their ongoing habeas corpus petition and future legal options.
Menendez brothers to make first court appearance in bid for freedomThe Menendez brothers seek release after 34 years, citing new evidence of alleged sexual abuse supporting their claims.Their fate lies in the hands of Judge Michael V. Jesic after a petition for vacating their conviction.
Judge to decide whether evidence of sexual abuse will set the Menendez brothers freeThe Menendez brothers are seeking a re-examination of their convictions based on new evidence of parental abuse, potentially influencing their sentence.
Menendez brothers' case back in court for hearing regarding petition for review of new evidenceNew evidence regarding the Menendez brothers' childhood abuse could impact their ongoing habeas corpus petition and future legal options.