A St. Louis police officer has refused to testify in at least nine murder cases in which he served as…
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Catholic nun and anti-death penalty advocate Sister Helen Prejean is accusing Louisiana’s board of pardons of purposely delaying clemency petitions…
A Louisiana judge is allowing the most serious charge of negligent homicide to go forward against one of the troopers…
In its first use of a sweeping executive power employed often during the Trump presidency, the Biden administration has waived…
The Department of Justice announced Monday that two men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit a hate crime and obstruction…
The new law requires prosecutors to file a motion if they want someone held before trial and allows for a delay of 24 to 48 hours in a case to allow for more investigation.
If his plea is accepted, Hardy Lloyd will spend 78 months in jail as part of his agreement with the Justice Department.
Joshuia Brown is scheduled for sentencing in January 2024, when he will face a sentence up to life in prison.
New York’s program placing the first 150 retail cannabis dispensary licenses into the hands of entrepreneurs with past marihuana convictions…
Gregg Barak, a regular contributor to TCR’s viewpoint series scrutinizes the dynamics of the 2024 election and the legal troubles surrounding Donald Trump. Barak highlights Trump’s fundraising challenges, his declining polling numbers, and the potential impact of his upcoming trials on the election. Barak predicts that Trump’s legal battles will continue to erode his influence, potentially leading to a disastrous electoral outcome for the Republican Party if they continue to align themselves with him.