#legal-proceedings

#legal-proceedings

David Kee Crees, the Australian hacker 'DR32', received a surprising sentence after pleading guilty in a Colorado federal court following extradition from Australia.

The former psychiatrist's claims about Cauchi's mental state challenge the established understanding of his psychosis during the mass stabbing.

The judge has blocked a financier's attempt to disrupt Canoo's asset sale due to lack of standing.

Judge Hannah Dugan claims judicial immunity in response to charges of obstruction related to aiding an undocumented individual.

Thames Water was fined for safety violations and non-compliance with local regulations during construction work in Kensington and Chelsea.

Lucy Connolly claims her online comment about migrant hotels was not intended to incite violence, despite being sentenced for it.

Court restricts misleading advertising after Longbridge's claims against Mutual of Omaha; ruling favors clarity in reverse mortgage advertising.

Ryan Routh seeks dismissal of charges claiming violation of his Second Amendment rights regarding firearm ownership despite felony convictions.

Federal magistrate warns against public comments on ongoing case by U.S. Attorney Alina Habba.

O'Malley and Nonto are suing Great Northern Distillery for ownership claims over whiskey purchases, contesting a €6.4m lien.

Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson reached a divorce settlement, waiving spousal support and agreeing on child support payments for their daughter.

Constance Marten halted her cross-examination amid her trial, expressing distress over the prosecutor's treatment and the serious allegations surrounding her daughter's death.

The felling of the Sycamore Gap tree has led to serious legal consequences and revealed connections to a homophobic assault.

Erin Patterson linked her illness to food poisoning from the beef wellington cooked prior to hospitalization.

Aaron Donald secured a five-year restraining order against a woman who reportedly stalked him and threatened his family.

Brett Favre's defamation lawsuit against Mississippi Auditor Shad White will continue after the state's Supreme Court denied an appeal to dismiss.

A father is charged for allowing his daughter access to guns used in a school shooting, facing significant legal consequences.

Quality journalism should be accessible to all without paywalls.

Ongoing legal battle over PPE supply highlights accountability in pandemic response.

Art dealer Oghenochuko Ojiri pleaded guilty to failing to report sales linked to a suspected Hezbollah financier.

A nursery worker faces child cruelty charges following CCTV evidence of abusive behavior in a south-west London nursery.

The use of AI-generated testimonials in court raises serious ethical and legal concerns.

A dead man's deepfake was used to deliver a victim impact statement, influencing a sentencing decision.

Kelly-Anne Jennings may plead guilty to multiple sexual offence charges against students, including serious allegations involving minors.

Police raided a clinic to obtain Diego Maradona's medical records as part of a trial against healthcare professionals for negligence regarding his death.

The Fourth Circuit judges questioned Maryland's digital advertising tax, highlighting potential conflicts regarding free speech and taxpayer responsibilities.

A man is charged with murder after his cousin was shot during a robbery attempt, with evidence linking him to criminal activity.

MTA seeks federal court intervention to prevent Transportation Secretary's threats against congestion pricing implementation.