Some First Amendment cases pose deep, complicated policy questions. Some read like law school issue spotters. And some are just really f*cking stupid. The arrest of a Tennessee man for posting an... Read more »
A Missouri prosecutor has dropped and refiled the murder case against Pamela Hupp, who was charged with first-degree murder in July 2021 for allegedly killing her friend, Betsy Faria, a decade earlier,... Read more »
Local prosecutors hold enormous power over the outcomes of criminal cases. Their decisions – whether to file a case, what charges to bring, what dispositions to offer, and what sentences to seek... Read more »
Victims of race-based hate crimes have been failed by the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland, according to an analysis of police data by Amnesty International’s North Ireland division earlier this year.... Read more »
The Paris prosecutor’s office said in a statement Friday that they have requested a trial for over 20 National Rally (RN) members on suspicion of embezzling European public funds over 12 years,... Read more »
Rudolph “King Rudy” Acosta III, a Chicago-area drug dealer who face a recommended life sentence for “off the charts” levels of drug trafficking in Illinois, was granted a time-served sentence on Tuesday... Read more »
Federal prosecutors in former US President Donald Trump’s 2020 election interference case requested a court order on Friday to prevent Trump from making certain prejudicial and extrajudicial statements in an effort to... Read more »
The Deputy Prosecutor General of Finland brought charges on Thursday against four Finnish citizens for training to commit terrorist crimes. Prosecutors say the accused allegedly held “racist beliefs” and were “preparing an... Read more »
French prosecutors announced Friday they referred an investigation into former French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s alleged involvement with Libyan financiers to court. Sarkozy and his twelve co-defendants will stand trial on charges such... Read more »