Death Penalty May Be Off Table for 9/11 Suspect No Matter How Case Unfolds
The ongoing legal case for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed faces complications due to a breach of contract clause that may eliminate death penalty options.
The Defense Secretary Revoked a Plea Deal in the 9/11 Case. Or Did He?
Defense Secretary's authority questioned after plea deal reversal in Sept. 11 case impacts trial timeline.
Judge Schedules Plea Hearing in 9/11 Case for Early January
A military judge has set a hearing for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed's guilty plea, reaffirming the validity of a plea agreement despite attempts to revoke it.
Death Penalty May Be Off Table for 9/11 Suspect No Matter How Case Unfolds
The ongoing legal case for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed faces complications due to a breach of contract clause that may eliminate death penalty options.
The Defense Secretary Revoked a Plea Deal in the 9/11 Case. Or Did He?
Defense Secretary's authority questioned after plea deal reversal in Sept. 11 case impacts trial timeline.
Judge Schedules Plea Hearing in 9/11 Case for Early January
A military judge has set a hearing for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed's guilty plea, reaffirming the validity of a plea agreement despite attempts to revoke it.
Falmouth woman pleads guilty in Maine crash that killed 4
Noelle Tavares reached a plea agreement for her role in a crash that killed four peers, accepting a felony charge with deferred sentencing.
Alameda County judge accused of serious misconduct and lying in vehicular manslaughter case
A judge is accused of violating judicial impartiality through ex parte communications, impacting a plea agreement in a controversial case.
'Fat Leonard' faces sentencing as epic Navy scandal nears end
Leonard Glenn Francis may be released in one year under a plea agreement after cooperating with federal authorities, despite his role in a major corruption scandal.
Second Memphis Officer to Change Plea in Death of Tyre Nichols
Emmitt Martin III is changing his not-guilty plea to federal charges related to Tyre Nichols' death amid ongoing legal developments with other officers.
Ex-N.Y.P.D. Official Admits Funneling Illegal Donations to Eric Adams
Retired police inspector pleads guilty to directing straw donors to contribute to Mayor Eric Adams' campaign.
Mr. Montgomery agreed not to organize or host any fundraisers or solicit contributions for a campaign for one year.
Leaker Of Trump's And Thousands Of Wealthy Individuals' Tax Returns Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison
Charles Littlejohn has been sentenced to five years in prison for leaking tax returns of prominent individuals, including former president Donald Trump.
Littlejohn stated he leaked the tax returns because he believed the American people had a right to know the information and that it was the only way to effect change.
Elliot Resnick, former Jewish Press editor, pleads guilty to Jan. 6 felony - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Elliot Resnick, former editor of a Jewish newspaper, pleaded guilty to joining the Capitol riot and obstructing a police officer.
Under a plea agreement, Resnick could face a prison sentence of 8-14 months and a fine between $4,000 and $40,000.
Oakland: Security guard pleads to double murder of couple shot to death as they headed to Rolling Loud concert
Keith Riley has pleaded no contest to the murder of an Emeryville couple in 2019, allowing him to be sentenced to life in prison without a trial.
Riley was initially facing charges of murder in the course of a robbery, which would have made him eligible for life without parole, but those charges were dropped in the plea agreement.
Ex-Chicago Police Sergeant Guilty in Transgender Woman's Sexual Assault Case
Former Chicago police sergeant James B. Sajdak pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor civil rights violation in relation to the 2019 sexual assault of a transgender woman.
The plea agreement resulted in a reduction in charges from a potential life sentence to a misdemeanor count with a maximum sentence of one year.
Sajdak had a history of citizen complaints, with 44 complaints filed against him throughout his career.
Breeder Ordered to Pay $35 Million for Mistreating Beagles
Inotiv to pay $35 million for mistreatment of over 4,000 beagles, largest animal welfare fine.
Inotiv must cease dog breeding, be on probation, and pay additional fines for violations.
Families of mass shooting victims hoped for closure as the accused considered changing his plea, but were left devastated as he maintained his not guilty plea.