In Retrial, Man Convicted of Murder of Transgender Woman
Rasheen Everett was found guilty for the 2010 murder of Amanda Gonzalez-Andujar after a retrial followed by an overturned conviction.
After Clemency Denial, Execution Moves Ahead in Shaken Baby Case
Robert Roberson's execution raises critical questions regarding the validity of shaken baby syndrome in his conviction and its implications in the justice system.
The case became a witch hunt': how killer nurse' Daniela Poggiali fought to clear her name
The conviction of nurse Daniela Poggiali underscores serious concerns regarding the judicial reliability in cases involving alleged healthcare serial killers.
US: Man in Missouri executed despite conviction doubts DW 09/25/2024
Questions remain about the integrity of Marcellus Williams' conviction despite his execution.
The dice is loaded': the fight to clear Oliver Campbell's name after 34 years
Oliver Campbell, after 34 years, was finally exonerated due to fresh evidence regarding the reliability of his confession.
Richmond murderer escaped mental health center, eluded police for a month
Villalobos escaped mental health rehab after serving time for a brutal murder, prompting renewed legal efforts to confine him again.
In Retrial, Man Convicted of Murder of Transgender Woman
Rasheen Everett was found guilty for the 2010 murder of Amanda Gonzalez-Andujar after a retrial followed by an overturned conviction.
After Clemency Denial, Execution Moves Ahead in Shaken Baby Case
Robert Roberson's execution raises critical questions regarding the validity of shaken baby syndrome in his conviction and its implications in the justice system.
The case became a witch hunt': how killer nurse' Daniela Poggiali fought to clear her name
The conviction of nurse Daniela Poggiali underscores serious concerns regarding the judicial reliability in cases involving alleged healthcare serial killers.
US: Man in Missouri executed despite conviction doubts DW 09/25/2024
Questions remain about the integrity of Marcellus Williams' conviction despite his execution.
The dice is loaded': the fight to clear Oliver Campbell's name after 34 years
Oliver Campbell, after 34 years, was finally exonerated due to fresh evidence regarding the reliability of his confession.
Richmond murderer escaped mental health center, eluded police for a month
Villalobos escaped mental health rehab after serving time for a brutal murder, prompting renewed legal efforts to confine him again.
The missed warning sign as it emerges Harshita Brella was under a protection order
The Independent highlights the need for robust journalism to address social issues like domestic violence and the consequences of legal shortcomings in protection orders.
Sadistic' roofer who murdered his pregnant girlfriend in east London with scissors has sentence reduced
A roofer reduced his life sentence for brutally murdering his pregnant girlfriend, demonstrating issues within the judicial system regarding domestic violence cases.
Partner violence is often deadly in Germany DW 11/08/2024
In 2023, 155 women in Germany were killed by partners, highlighting a critical issue of femicide and inadequate legal protections.
This dad beat up his 2-year-old son for acting "gay." He's going away for a long time. - LGBTQ Nation
A Texas father was sentenced to six years for violently abusing his toddler son over fears of his son's sexual orientation.
The missed warning sign as it emerges Harshita Brella was under a protection order
The Independent highlights the need for robust journalism to address social issues like domestic violence and the consequences of legal shortcomings in protection orders.
Sadistic' roofer who murdered his pregnant girlfriend in east London with scissors has sentence reduced
A roofer reduced his life sentence for brutally murdering his pregnant girlfriend, demonstrating issues within the judicial system regarding domestic violence cases.
Partner violence is often deadly in Germany DW 11/08/2024
In 2023, 155 women in Germany were killed by partners, highlighting a critical issue of femicide and inadequate legal protections.
This dad beat up his 2-year-old son for acting "gay." He's going away for a long time. - LGBTQ Nation
A Texas father was sentenced to six years for violently abusing his toddler son over fears of his son's sexual orientation.
The Supreme Court's conservative justices influence legal outcomes significantly, with shifting interpretations benefiting political allies.
Man who threatened to kill a Labour MP spared jail
A man threatened Labour MP Rupa Huq with racist voicemails but received a suspended sentence, highlighting concerns over targeted harassment of public figures.
Who's Having Lunch With Clarence Thomas?
The Supreme Court's conservative justices influence legal outcomes significantly, with shifting interpretations benefiting political allies.
Man who threatened to kill a Labour MP spared jail
A man threatened Labour MP Rupa Huq with racist voicemails but received a suspended sentence, highlighting concerns over targeted harassment of public figures.
Oliver Campbell, wrongfully convicted of murder for 33 years, has had his conviction overturned, allowing him to live as an innocent man.
Capture the Courts
The article underscores the troubling shift towards political influence in justice systems, leading to public disillusionment and the erosion of trust in legal institutions.
Sexual assault victim speaks out after attacker gets 5k from Aldi for unfair dismissal
The WRC's payout to the assailant has left the victim feeling further victimized after her traumatic experience.
OPINION: Welcoming the stranger: Upholding our values on immigration
Deporting individuals based on appearance undermines fairness and the principles of justice.
EXCLUSIVE: Judge offers plea deal against DA's wishes, 8 years after cyclist killed in SF
The father of a cyclist killed in a hit-and-run is frustrated over a potential plea deal that he feels denies true justice.
Man's murder conviction overturned after 33 years
Oliver Campbell, wrongfully convicted of murder for 33 years, has had his conviction overturned, allowing him to live as an innocent man.
Capture the Courts
The article underscores the troubling shift towards political influence in justice systems, leading to public disillusionment and the erosion of trust in legal institutions.
Sexual assault victim speaks out after attacker gets 5k from Aldi for unfair dismissal
The WRC's payout to the assailant has left the victim feeling further victimized after her traumatic experience.
OPINION: Welcoming the stranger: Upholding our values on immigration
Deporting individuals based on appearance undermines fairness and the principles of justice.
EXCLUSIVE: Judge offers plea deal against DA's wishes, 8 years after cyclist killed in SF
The father of a cyclist killed in a hit-and-run is frustrated over a potential plea deal that he feels denies true justice.
Inside Marcellus Williams's Tragic Execution Despite Questions Over Evidence. Was He Innocent?
Marcellus Williams expresses deep familial love and concern even as he faces execution, highlighting systemic racial injustices in capital punishment.
How Committed Is the Supreme Court to Executing Innocent People?
The Supreme Court faces a moral dilemma over executing potentially innocent defendants despite objections from state officials.
Both Marcellus Williams and Richard Glossip cases highlight flaws in the capital punishment system.
Japanese man who spent 46 years on death row cleared of murders
Iwao Hakamada's acquittal after nearly 50 years on death row raises critical issues about wrongful convictions and the ethics of the death penalty in Japan.
Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite prosecutors' push to overturn conviction
Missouri executed Marcellus Williams despite widespread objections and claims of innocence, highlighting failures in the justice system.
World's longest-serving death row inmate acquitted in Japanese retrial
Hakamada's acquittal after 45 years on death row underscores systemic issues in Japan's legal framework and challenges surrounding the death penalty.
Richard Glossip Has Never Had A Fair Trial
The US Supreme Court is addressing alleged prosecutorial misconduct in the Richard Glossip case, which raises concerns about justice and fairness in the legal system.
Inside Marcellus Williams's Tragic Execution Despite Questions Over Evidence. Was He Innocent?
Marcellus Williams expresses deep familial love and concern even as he faces execution, highlighting systemic racial injustices in capital punishment.
How Committed Is the Supreme Court to Executing Innocent People?
The Supreme Court faces a moral dilemma over executing potentially innocent defendants despite objections from state officials.
Both Marcellus Williams and Richard Glossip cases highlight flaws in the capital punishment system.
Japanese man who spent 46 years on death row cleared of murders
Iwao Hakamada's acquittal after nearly 50 years on death row raises critical issues about wrongful convictions and the ethics of the death penalty in Japan.
Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite prosecutors' push to overturn conviction
Missouri executed Marcellus Williams despite widespread objections and claims of innocence, highlighting failures in the justice system.
World's longest-serving death row inmate acquitted in Japanese retrial
Hakamada's acquittal after 45 years on death row underscores systemic issues in Japan's legal framework and challenges surrounding the death penalty.
Richard Glossip Has Never Had A Fair Trial
The US Supreme Court is addressing alleged prosecutorial misconduct in the Richard Glossip case, which raises concerns about justice and fairness in the legal system.
Menendez brothers' freedom bid points to shifting attitudes on sex abuse
New evidence is prompting calls for leniency for the Menendez brothers, reflecting changing attitudes towards male sexual abuse victims since their original conviction.
Menendez brothers' relatives urge district attorney to release them
The Menendez brothers' case highlights the evolving understanding of abuse and PTSD, prompting calls for their release and a reassessment of their sentences.
True crime's popularity brings real change for defendants and society. It's not all good
True crime entertainment has revived interest in the Menendez brothers' case, leading to a potential resentencing.
Two Netflix Menendez Projects, One Incomplete Story
The documentary portrays the Menendez brothers as victims of abuse, arguing for a manslaughter conviction instead of first-degree murder.
Looking to understand the Menendez brothers' case? Here are the key points
The Menendez brothers, convicted for murdering their parents, may receive new sentences based on recently discovered evidence of their past abuse.
Menendez brothers' freedom bid points to shifting attitudes on sex abuse
New evidence is prompting calls for leniency for the Menendez brothers, reflecting changing attitudes towards male sexual abuse victims since their original conviction.
Menendez brothers' relatives urge district attorney to release them
The Menendez brothers' case highlights the evolving understanding of abuse and PTSD, prompting calls for their release and a reassessment of their sentences.
True crime's popularity brings real change for defendants and society. It's not all good
True crime entertainment has revived interest in the Menendez brothers' case, leading to a potential resentencing.
Two Netflix Menendez Projects, One Incomplete Story
The documentary portrays the Menendez brothers as victims of abuse, arguing for a manslaughter conviction instead of first-degree murder.
Looking to understand the Menendez brothers' case? Here are the key points
The Menendez brothers, convicted for murdering their parents, may receive new sentences based on recently discovered evidence of their past abuse.
Poland Reportedly Arrests Former Lawyer Of Late Russian Oligarch Berezovsky
Russia imposes harsh sentences for anti-war statements, with one individual receiving six years for expressing dissent online.
The crackdown on dissent has intensified since the Ukraine invasion began.
Georgia's Ruling Party Reviving Bid To Impeach Pro-Western President
U.S. citizen faces seven years in prison in Russia for alleged mercenary activities in Ukraine.
Frenchman handed three years in Russian jail for collecting military information
Laurent Vinatier's admission of guilt and request for clemency could influence his sentencing during a politically charged trial in Russia.
Russian Strikes Cut Power In Ukraine's Sumy Region
A Russian man was sentenced to eight years for the racially motivated murder of a foreign student.
Russia hit Google with a fine so big it defies comprehension, exposing a legal system adrift
A Russian court fined Google $20.6 decillion for YouTube account bans, symbolizing a legal system focused on symbolic punishment rather than enforceable penalties.
Poland Reportedly Arrests Former Lawyer Of Late Russian Oligarch Berezovsky
Russia imposes harsh sentences for anti-war statements, with one individual receiving six years for expressing dissent online.
The crackdown on dissent has intensified since the Ukraine invasion began.
Georgia's Ruling Party Reviving Bid To Impeach Pro-Western President
U.S. citizen faces seven years in prison in Russia for alleged mercenary activities in Ukraine.
Frenchman handed three years in Russian jail for collecting military information
Laurent Vinatier's admission of guilt and request for clemency could influence his sentencing during a politically charged trial in Russia.
Russian Strikes Cut Power In Ukraine's Sumy Region
A Russian man was sentenced to eight years for the racially motivated murder of a foreign student.
Russia hit Google with a fine so big it defies comprehension, exposing a legal system adrift
A Russian court fined Google $20.6 decillion for YouTube account bans, symbolizing a legal system focused on symbolic punishment rather than enforceable penalties.
Japan acquits world's longest-serving death row prisoner DW 09/26/2024
Iwao Hakamada was acquitted of murder after 50 years, revealing significant flaws in Japan's judicial system, including evidence fabrication and coerced confessions.
Man convicted in 'shaken baby syndrome' case released by judge. Similar convictions under review
Jose Olivares, wrongfully convicted of child assault, had his conviction vacated due to outdated medical testimony regarding shaken baby syndrome.
What We Know About Robert Robersonand the Appeals to His Upcoming Execution
Robert Roberson's execution raises questions about the validity of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction.
Romford 'killer' denied appeal - despite star witness admitting he lied at trial
Witness admits giving false evidence against Mark 'Ozzy' Osborne, raising concerns about his wrongful conviction and the integrity of the justice system.
Japan acquits world's longest-serving death row prisoner DW 09/26/2024
Iwao Hakamada was acquitted of murder after 50 years, revealing significant flaws in Japan's judicial system, including evidence fabrication and coerced confessions.
Man convicted in 'shaken baby syndrome' case released by judge. Similar convictions under review
Jose Olivares, wrongfully convicted of child assault, had his conviction vacated due to outdated medical testimony regarding shaken baby syndrome.
What We Know About Robert Robersonand the Appeals to His Upcoming Execution
Robert Roberson's execution raises questions about the validity of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction.
Romford 'killer' denied appeal - despite star witness admitting he lied at trial
Witness admits giving false evidence against Mark 'Ozzy' Osborne, raising concerns about his wrongful conviction and the integrity of the justice system.
Federal Judges Push Back On Self-Importance Of CEOs
Federal courts are challenging the apex doctrine that shields CEOs from testifying, emphasizing accountability and relevance of information over status.
Activists say they have proof ministers tried to influence police over Israeli arms firm protests
The UK government is alleged to have influenced legal actions against activists targeting Israeli arms manufacturers.
Campaigners claim government interference erodes jurors' rights to acquit defendants based on conscience.
Federal Judges Push Back On Self-Importance Of CEOs
Federal courts are challenging the apex doctrine that shields CEOs from testifying, emphasizing accountability and relevance of information over status.
Activists say they have proof ministers tried to influence police over Israeli arms firm protests
The UK government is alleged to have influenced legal actions against activists targeting Israeli arms manufacturers.
Campaigners claim government interference erodes jurors' rights to acquit defendants based on conscience.
Former San Jose Police Union Director Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Opioids | KQED
Segovia pleaded guilty to drug charges despite the absence of fentanyl in her packages; defense argues she is a victim of her addiction.
Oakland: Alleged gang member gets 40 months for gun possession; his jail calls help identify suspects in killing of 1-year-old boy
Ronnie Mitchell was sentenced to 40 months in prison for illegal firearm possession, with ties to investigations involving the shooting death of Jasper Wu.
Lawyers for McCann suspect seek acquittal in his German trial on unrelated sexual offense charges
Christian Brueckner's defense argues for acquittal due to lack of evidence in unrelated sexual offense charges amid his notoriety from the McCann investigation.
Mayor Adams makes seven judicial appointments | amNewYork
Mayor Eric Adams appointed seven judges to enhance New York's legal system, ensuring public safety and justice for all.
The appointments showcase a commitment to judicial integrity and the diverse expertise of the new judges.
Vietnam Court Sentences Former Government Accountant to Death for Embezzlement
Vietnam is intensifying its anti-corruption campaign, exemplified by the death sentence of a former official for embezzlement.
High-profile financial crime cases indicate a shift in governance and strict consequences for corruption in the country.
As a judge he sentenced a sexual predator to probation. Now he's indicted on sexual battery charges
Fresno County Superior Court Judge Adolfo Corona faces serious charges after previously giving a no-jail sentence to an abuser of a minor.
NYC jury awards $2.78M to au pair who was secretly filmed by creepy chicken mogul
The legal response to Michael Esposito's actions was criticized as insufficient, leaving the victim feeling anger and distress.
As President, Trump Demanded Investigations of Foes. He Often Got Them.
Trump sought to weaponize the justice system against his enemies, indicating a serious abuse of presidential power.
SF Jury Convicts Two for 2017 Murder of Photographer on Twin Peaks
Justice for the 2017 murder case has finally been served after delays, with both suspects convicted over seven years later.
Class-action lawsuit or consumer scam? $62M Google payout the latest outrage
Class-action lawsuits may protect consumers but often benefit lawyers disproportionately, creating costs and limiting product availability.
U.S. Imposes Fresh Sanctions On 12 Individuals Over Violent Repression In Iran
Austrian citizen Christian Weber has been released from detention in Iran, emphasizing complexities in Iran's judicial system.
Oliver Campbell: Man jailed in 1991 for murder of Hackney shopkeeper has conviction quashed
Oliver Campbell's murder conviction was quashed due to compelling new evidence, which revealed that his trial had been unsafe.
Man Charged with Plotting to Attack a Jewish Center in New York Was in Canada on a Student Visa
A Pakistani man, Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, entered Canada on a student visa and is accused of plotting a mass shooting in support of ISIS.
A Student's Wisdom Helped This Teacher Win $200,000
Diana Imbert-Hodges created a nonprofit to educate low-income students about the legal system, inspired by her teaching experiences in Harlem.
Two men in Zimbabwe face 14 years in jail over sodomy charges
LGBTQ+ individuals in Zimbabwe face imprisonment for consensual same-sex acts due to outdated colonial laws.
We can't lock up everyone we're cross with', says ex-justice secretary
Judges should prioritize keeping dangerous criminals behind bars rather than incarcerating everyone for minor offenses.
Custodial sentences in England and Wales have inflated over the years, necessitating a reevaluation of sentencing policies.