Selma Murder Case: Judge Sentences Man to Prison for 2022 Crime

SELMA, ALABAMA – A judge in Selma, Alabama, has sentenced a man in connection with a murder case that occurred in 2022. The defendant, a resident of Selma, was found guilty and will now serve time in prison for the crime that shocked the local community. The murder case involved a victim who was tragically … Read more

School Board Member Advocates Violence Against Judge in Custody Battle Ruling

Indianapolis, Indiana – A school board member in Indiana is facing backlash after he publicly supported a violent attack against a judge who ruled against him in a custody battle. The incident has sparked outrage and raised concerns about the behavior of elected officials in the state. The school board member reportedly cheered on the … Read more

Rioter Sentenced to 20 Years for Capitol Siege Violence: Judge Imposes Maximum Penalty

Washington D.C. – A participant in the January 6th Capitol riot, described as one of the most violent, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. The sentencing comes as a result of his role in the chaos that unfolded that day, where a mob of supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol … Read more

Claim: Judge Accidentally Killed Wife, Prosecutors Say Murder: Shocking Testimony from Son

In Austin, Texas, a judge is facing a controversial case involving the death of his wife. Allegations of murder have been raised against the judge by prosecutors, despite his claims that it was an accidental killing. The situation becomes even more complicated when their son becomes a crucial witness to the events that unfolded. The … Read more

Families Deserve Legal Representation in Inquests, Declares Judge

Toronto, Canada – A judge in Toronto, Canada, has called for mandatory funding to be provided for lawyers to represent families at inquests. The judge emphasized the importance of legal representation for families as they navigate the inquest process, which can often be complex and overwhelming. In his ruling, the judge highlighted the disparity in … Read more

Racist Attack at Dunedin Bus Hub Ruled as ‘Hate Crime’ by Judge After Victim Endures Brutal Assault

Dunedin, New Zealand, dealt with a racially motivated attack at a bus hub, sparking controversy over the nature of the crime and the perpetrator’s background before a tragic incident involving a Catholic college student months later. Judge Jim Large described the violent assault carried out by Cane Norton Kelland against an 18-year-old victim of Pacific … Read more

Gunman Sentenced in Fatal 2023 Gas Station Shooting: Judge Delivers Verdict

West Palm Beach, FL – A judge handed down a sentence to the gunman responsible for a fatal shooting at a gas station in 2023. The incident resulted in the tragic death of a man, leading to a legal process that culminated in a decision by the court. The shooter, whose actions caused the loss … Read more

Copyright Ruling: Nashville School Shooter’s Writings Restricted from Public Access, Judge Determines

Nashville, Tennessee – A judge ruled that the public does not have the right to access the writings of the Nashville school shooter due to copyright concerns. The decision came after a legal battle over whether the writings, which were seized as evidence in the case, should be made public. The judge’s ruling stated that … Read more

Nashville Judge Denies Release of School Shooter’s Writings

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – A judge recently denied requests to release the writings of the Nashville school shooter, ensuring that the documents will remain sealed for the time being. The decision was made despite pressure from the shooter’s defense team and media organizations seeking access to the writings as part of the investigation into the tragic … Read more

School Shooting Writings Denied Release by Judge to Prevent Copycat Crimes

Nashville, Tennessee – A judge has ruled that the writings of a shooter who tragically took the lives of three adults and three children at Nashville’s Covenant School cannot be made public. This decision was a victory for the families of the victims who expressed concerns that releasing the records could potentially incite copycat crimes. … Read more