#judicial-system

#judicial-system

Lawrence Jones connected news of the pardon to Trump's campaign promise to stop the weaponization of the feds... There has been overcharging going on with the fed.

Zamfir posed as a cleaner, gaining access to a £105 million mansion, where she stole £548,565 worth of jewellery, marking a significant theft despite security measures.

I think that there is a fundamental problem in relation to our appeal system generally, that it just won't face up to the fact that mistakes can be made. "It stubbornly wants to stick to the original flawed conviction."

David H. Souter, Republican Justice Who Allied With Court's Liberal Wing, Dies at 85; He left conservatives bitterly disappointed with his migration from right to left, leading to the cry of 'no more Souters'.

The Seoul High Court's decision to delay Lee Jae-myung's trial has raised concerns about political stability in South Korea amid a volatile election climate.

In 'I Know What You Did 33 Summers Ago,' the investigation into Judge Crawford reveals the dark past that makes him a dangerous figure in the judicial system.

Molly Martens, who is set to move back into her parents' home after serving prison time, was convicted of manslaughter for killing Jason Corbett in 2017.

The judge rapped the Times for "unfortunate editorializing," despite dismissing Palin's libel case for not meeting the threshold of "actual malice."

"The defendants who oppose the 'Jane Doe' status - I think are doing it primarily as a means to intimidate the victim," said Douglas Wigdor, an attorney.

Hon. Joanne D. Quinones stated, 'Every year, we recognize people who we feel embody that year's National Women's History Month theme... we felt that these 11 women encompassed that wholeheartedly.'

In the context of a brutal attack, it was reasonable for the jury to conclude that Juan Carlos Martinez Henriquez intended not only to kill but also to disable or disfigure the victims.

Judges unanimously ruled that Mr Hewston was unfairly dismissed, describing the incident as a momentary lapse of professional judgment unlikely to happen again.