Man in China Sentenced To Death For Throwing, Killing Toddler
Said he thought he was throwing a shopping cart
Courts
Family of Man Killed During SWAT Raid Settles $3.4 Million Lawsuit
Jose Guerena, a former marine, was holding an AR-15 when the police entered his home
Captain of Wrecked Cruise Ship Blames Helmsman
32 people died in sinking off the coast of Italy
Bo Xilai Handed Life Sentence
Former rising Chinese political star convicted of embezzlement, bribery, and abuse of power
Washington Judge Orders BBC To Hand Over Footage of Arafat Documentary
Didn't buy the BBC's First Amendment argument
Amanda Knox Says She Won't Go Back to Italy For Retrial
Was acquitted of murdering her British roommate, retrial set to begin at the end of the month
NY Teacher Who Brought Heroin to Jury Duty Gets Job Back
Judge says termination was excessive
NJ Judge Forbidden from Moonlighting as a Comic
What's the deal with these Codes of Judicial Conduct these days, am I right?
Gaddafi's Son Misses Court Hearing
Militia running prison did not transfer Seif al-Islam Gaddafi to court
Bo Xilai Verdict To Be Announced Sunday
Former Communist Party official is expected to be found guilty of corruption charges
Young NYC Man Spent Five Years in Jail Waiting for Murder Trial and Was Acquitted
Thanks to court delays
Judge Overturns Police Convictions in Hurricane Katrina Shooting Case
When prosecutorial misconduct meets accusations of police corruption
Activists Target Gang Injunctions in Los Angeles Area
Do they even work or are they just excuses to harass young minorities?
Federal Judicial Appointment May Go to FBI Official Linked to Abusive Surveillance
For the Obama administration, that's a feature, not a bug
Arizona Woman on Death Row to Be Released, Retried
Accused of killing son, but no evidence other than testimony of detective whose honesty is in doubt
Judge Attempting to Undo 30-Day Sentence in Teen Rape Case
Prosecutors want appeal resolved first
George Zimmerman's Wife Files For Divorce
Less than two months after the neighborhood watch volunteer was found not guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin
Feds Trying to Gag Jailed Journalist from Talking About His Case
Accused of disseminating stolen Strafor information
Judge Vows Quick Ruling in Pa. Gay Marriage Case
Clerk defies state ban on recognition and hands out licenses
Chelsea Manning Seeking Presidential Pardon
Sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking classified documents to Wikileaks
Judge Who Imposed a 30-Day Sentence For Rape of 14-Year-Old Girl Says the Sentence May Be Illegal
Victim later killed herself
Montana Judge Says He Regrets Saying 14-Year-Old Rape Victim Was "Older Than Her Chronological Age"
Sentenced rapist to 30 days in jail, victim later killed herself
Judge Defends 30-Day Sentence for Girl's Rape
Said she was older than her "chronological age" of 14. She subsequently committed suicide.
George Zimmerman Wants Florida To Pay as Much as $300,000 in Defense Expenses
Was acquitted of second-degree murder
Manning's Attorney Explains Gender Change Announcement
Issued statement after military said it would not provide hormone treatment
US Court Orders Argentina to Pay $1.4 Billion Over Debt Default
From financial crisis back in 2001
Bo Xilai's Wife Testifies at Corruption Trial
Gu Kailai is serving a suspended death sentence for poisoning a British businessman
Maj. Nidal Hasan Unlikely To Be Executed, Even if Given the Death Penalty
The military hasn't executed someone since 1961
Lawyers Say Bradley Manning Will Be Eligible for Parole in Seven Years
Sentenced to 35 years yesterday
Family of Teen Killed by DEA Agents Gets $3 Million
Federal judge says the agents did have reason to believe they were in danger
Just Because a Judge Declared Calif. High-Speed Rail Plan Violates Law Doesn't Mean They'll Actually Stop
"You're not following your own rules" apparently means "There's some wiggle room here"
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales To Be Sentenced for Killing 16 Afghan Civilians
Admitted to the massacre to avoid death penalty
Whitey Bulger Trial Points to the Value of Cameras in Federal Courtrooms
Whatever justification the ban once had, it now rests on the insulting notion that you're not mature enough to handle what goes on in the courtrooms you pay for.
Prosecutors Ask Judge To Give Manning 60-Year Sentence
Judge will begin deliberation on sentencing tomorrow
