#justice

#justice

"The law cannot bring back the 97, it cannot erase the decades of pain, nor undo the trauma inflicted by callous lies and institutional neglect. But it can stop this from ever happening again."

"We lost a child again. When is this gonna stop?" said Cheryl Singletary following the service.

"I've always seen the law as the great equalizer. It's where even the richest, most powerful people are treated on an equal plane with the poor and powerless so that everybody is treated equally under the law."

This has been a painful and deeply traumatic chapter in our lives. No verdict or sentence can bring back our son Daniel, who we loved so dearly but we are grateful that justice has been served.

Amini's attack on this vulnerable girl was predatory and calculated. He has demonstrated himself to be a dangerous sexual offender and this sentence prevents him from harming anyone else.

Judge Daniel Rafecas emphasized that trying the 10 Iranian and Lebanese suspects in absentia was necessary to uncover the truth of the 1994 bombing.

During the bail hearing, the judge asked about the evidence regarding firearms purchased on the dark net, leading to significant concerns over the case's handling.

Chaquasia Pigford, 28, faces second-degree murder charges for allegedly killing Tiffany Cifuni, who was pregnant, in a hit-and-run incident after a concert.

This is my real life, and this bill is my livelihood, Villella said. I cannot wait until January. It'll be nine years.

The nightclub Jet Set received a warning about the ceiling before a tragic collapse occurred, leading to the deaths of 235 people and numerous injuries.

The mechanic vows to take revenge, but there's a problem: He never saw the man's face, and all he has to go on is the telltale squeak of his tormenter's prosthetic leg.

Bishop Joanne Grenfell expressed serious concern over the CCRC's ability to deliver justice, highlighting the disconnect between her successful contact with a key witness and the CCRC's almost two years of unsuccessful attempts.

The government's renewed focus on child sexual exploitation (CSE) gangs is overdue, and the new national inquiry must deliver justice, not just headlines.

"Schuppli presents matter not just as evidence, but as a non-human agent that can testify to a particular event, fundamentally altered by it."

This is the first time in Brazilian history that there is the prospect of the perpetrators of a coup being brought to justice, said Bernardo Mello Franco.