Detroit Man Charged in Death of Woman Shot on His Porch
Theodore P. Wafer claims he thought Renisha McBride was trying to break into his house
Courts
Number-Crunching the Courts
It's time to bring data-driven oversight to the nation's halls of justice.
Former German President Goes to Trial
Christian Wulff is accused of having received and granted favors while in office
Egyptian Court Sentences 12 Pro-Morsi Supporters to 17 Years in Prison Each
Bail set at $9,000 for each
Florida Grants New Trial to Man Two Hours from Execution
Has been on death row for nearly three decades
Chinese Officials Broadcasting Confessions on State TV Before Trials
Move criticized by legal scholars
Morsi Tells Judge in Cairo "I Am Egypt's Legitimate President"
Trial adjourned until Jan. 8
13-Year-Old Boy Given Jail Sentence For Killing Neo-Nazi Dad
Was 10 at the time of the killing
Court in Argentina Rules Controversial Media Law Constitutional
Move could prompt break-up of large media companies
Jury Awards $150 Million in Wrongful Death Case
Part of family killed after strike truck that parked on side of highway with no lights
Court Seizes Computer of Developer Who Says He 'Likes Hacking'
Involved in an intellectual property dispute with former lawyer
Aurora Detective Describes How James Holmes' Bank Records Were Seized Without a Judge's Permission
Holmes is accused of carrying out the shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado last year
Utah Supreme Court Overturns Gang Injunction
But for procedural reasons, not Constitutional problems
Prosecutors in Cambodia Seeking Life in Prison For Khmer Rouge Leaders
Accused of committing crimes against humanity
ICC Says Kenyan President Will Not Have To Attend All of His Trial
Kenyatta is accused of committing crimes against humanity
Federal Court To Hear Lawsuit Alleging Students Were Suspended For Wearing American Flag T-Shirts
Wore the shirts on Cinco de Mayo
Miranda Issues Raised in Colorado Mass Killing Case
James Holmes wasn't read his rights for two hours after capture
Morsi's Detention Extended To Allow For Investigation Into Alleged Prison Escape
Former Egyptian president's trial set to begin next month
Federal Judges Criticize Members of Congress Over Government Shutdown
One wrote in a blog post, "It is time to tell Congress to go to hell"
NJ State Superior Court Denies Christie's Request To Delay Gay Marriages
Says couples' rights would be infringed
Spanish Court To Hear Case Brought Forward By Tibetan Activists, Who Claim Jintao Committed Genocide
One of the monks is a Spanish citizen
Ecoterrorism Suspect in Oregon Pleads Guilty
"The Family" claimed responsibility for 20 fires between 1996 and 2001
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor To Serve 50-Year Sentence in British Prison
Found guilty of war crimes
Man Opens Fire on Federal Courthouse in West Virginia, Gets Shot
One officer hurt by shattered glass, but no other injuries (besides the shooter) reported
Libyan Prime Minister: Libyans Should Be Tried in Libya
Comments come after the U.S. seized Abu Anas al-Liby in Tripoli
Gov. Brown Vetoes Bill That Would Have Allowed Non-Citizens To Serve on Juries in California
Says ""Jury service, like voting, is quintessentially a prerogative and responsibility of citizenship"
Maldives Supreme Court Annuls Results of First Round of Voting in Presidential Election
There have been allegations of fraud
French Judges Dismiss Corruption Charges Against Nicolas Sarkozy
Charges related to Bettencourt affair
Shirley Sherrod Taking Legal Action Against Andrew Breitbart's Widow
Defamation lawsuit continues
New York's Trafficking Court Turns Sex Workers Into Victims
New York state's latest attempt to help sex slaves will also punish sex workers
A Court Has Ruled It's Not OK To Arouse Sex Offenders and Measure Their Erections
Arousing sex offenders and measuring their erections is a "routine" part of probation.
Jury Finds AEG Not Liable For Death of Michael Jackson
Found that Dr. Conrad Murray was not unfit or incompetent
