Justice
373 articles
The 'Single Query' Defense: Toronto Officer's Plea Delayed in Project South Probe
Constable Elias Mouawad's guilty plea is on hold as his lawyers review new evidence in one of the Toronto Police Service...
GK Barry's Decade of Silence: The Police Failure That Silenced a Teenage Victim
Social media star Grace Eleanor Keeling reveals how law enforcement discouraged her from reporting a rape, citing "flirt...
GMP Racism Scandal: Officer Linked to Airport Clashes Faces Sack
Eight Greater Manchester Police officers face dismissal after a disciplinary panel ruled they racially harassed a black ...
Justice for Amy Barber: Nurse Jailed Over Fatal Neglect and Cover-Up
A Merseyside court has sentenced Laurence Tchapong to four years for wilful neglect after a patient died following a ser...
Deadlock in the Lindsay Clancy Trial: The Blurred Line Between Psychosis and Crime
A Massachusetts jury struggles to reach a verdict on whether severe postpartum psychosis absolves a mother of the killin...
The 'Braggadocio' Defense: Duane Davis and the 30-Year Quest for Tupac's Killer
Closing arguments begin in Las Vegas for Duane Davis, accused of orchestrating the 1996 hit on rap legend Tupac Shakur.
Justice Delayed: Ryanair Pilot Families Slam UK’s Prison Overcrowding U-Turn
After a horrific M62 crash, the families of two pilots face a new trauma: a government policy that almost freed their ki...
Canada's Federal Court Buckles Under 600% Immigration Case Spike
Chief Justice Alan Diner warns that a surge to 33,000 annual filings is pushing judges and staff to a breaking point.
The Branding Trap: Andrew and Tristan Tate's 'Performance' Defense in Miami
Facing extradition to the UK, the Tate brothers are now arguing that their lavish online personas were merely a characte...
The Badge and the Predator: How Police Scotland's Vetting Failures Enabled Alan Greer
A serial rapist served 17 years as a police officer despite prior warnings, exposing a systemic collapse in recruitment ...
UK Families Fight to Block Manslaughter Convicts from Early Release Scheme
Bereaved families are petitioning Justice Secretary Alex Norris to ensure no manslaughter offender benefits from prison-...
Justice or Mercy? Brae Hansen Wins Parole in 2007 Stepfather Murder Case
A California woman who orchestrated the killing of her stepfather as a teen is returning to society after changes to you...
The Pastor's Digital Cage: JP Miller's Federal Cyberstalking Trial
A South Carolina pastor faces prison after an FBI sting revealed a pattern of surveillance and control over his now-dece...
The Telemedicine Defense: Lindsay Clancy Trial Weighs Medical Negligence Against Murder
A jury is deciding if postpartum psychosis and 'lousy' psychiatric care excuse the killing of three children, or if the ...
The Battle Over Intent: Inside the Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial
A former nurse faces life without parole as the court weighs extreme postpartum psychosis against claims of intentional ...
Unlicensed Moore Daycare Worker Faces Life Sentence After Child Abuse Allegations
Surveillance footage captured a home daycare employee in Oklahoma allegedly using wet wipes to silence children, highlig...
Junk Science and Justice: The Fall of Bite-Mark Evidence in Mississippi
The exoneration of Tameshia Shelton exposes a systemic reliance on discredited forensic testimony that sent multiple inn...
The Postpartum Psychosis Defense: The Trial of Lindsay Clancy
A jury must decide if a mother's mental breakdown excuses the killing of her three children or if the act was one of cal...
The Lindsay Clancy Verdict: A Legal Reckoning for Postpartum Crisis
As testimony ends in the trial of a mother accused of killing her three children, the court weighs criminal intent again...
Justice and Tragedy: The Death of a Bronx Murder Suspect at Rikers Island
A New York City mayor orders an investigation into an inmate's death, while the public demands recognition for the victi...
The Breach Inside: Prison Staff-Inmate Romances Triple in a Decade
New data reveals a surge in prison officers disciplined for illicit relationships, highlighting a crisis of vetting and ...
Psychosis or Premeditation? The Legal Battle Over Lindsay Clancy’s Responsibility
A Massachusetts court weighs whether a profound break from reality absolves a mother of the killing of her three childre...
Seattle's $50,000 Gamble: Why Cash Can't Fix the SPD Staffing Void
With only 929 deployable officers and a revolving door of leadership, the Seattle Police Department faces a crisis that ...
The Duxbury Tragedy: Paralysis, Postpartum Psychosis, and the Trial of Lindsay Clancy
A Massachusetts mother faces a jury for the deaths of her three children while paralyzed from a fall that occurred the n...
Kohberger’s Legal Pivot: The Fight to Undo a Life Sentence in Idaho
After pleading guilty to the 2022 university murders, Bryan Kohberger claims he was misled. Now, a 2027 court date looms...
The Battle Over Postpartum Psychosis: The Final Phase of the Lindsay Clancy Trial
As closing arguments loom, the court must decide if a "command hallucination" absolves Lindsay Clancy of the murder of h...
Justice and Grief: Jeff Metcalf Reacts to Denied Retrial for Karmelo Anthony
A father's forgiveness clashes with a legal battle over a "gentlemen's agreement" in the murder of a high school athlete...
Texas Pre-K Aide Indicted After Allegedly Swinging Child by Feet
Rachel Kirspel faces felony charges after a coworker witnessed the 37-year-old aide physically and verbally abusing a to...
The Battle Over Sanity: Experts Clash in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial
A forensic psychologist testifies that Lindsay Clancy acted out of suicidal ideation rather than psychosis, setting the ...
SIU Clears Toronto Officer in High-Speed Collision: The Cost of Emergency Response
A police officer's speed didn't cause a serious crash, but the SIU's finding opens a larger conversation on urban emerge...