Courts
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
Judge Rules Calif. High-Speed Rail Plan Violates Rules for Funding
More information requested before he decides whether to essentially kill it
Okla. Attempt to Outlaw Shariah Ruled Unconstitutional
Would have forbid court form using international or Shariah law when deciding cases
Bloomberg Says NYC Will Appeal Stop and Frisk Ruling
The practice was recently ruled unconstitutional
Manning Defense Focuses on His Mental Health in Sentencing
Attacks military decision to put him in the position in the first place
Judge Won't Let Defense Team Abandon Ft. Hood Shooter
Lawyers don't agree with Hasan's defense strategy and want out
Expert on Militant Islam To Testify at Bradley Manning Trial
Government trying to show Manning's leaks damaged U.S. interests
Fort Hood Trial Delayed as Stand-By Defense Lawyers Want Out
Say defendant deliberately trying to get death penalty and don't want to be part of it
Fort Hood Shooting Trial Begins Today
Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan will represent himself at the court martial
Four Neo-Nazis Jailed in Hungary for Murder Spree That Targeted Roma Minority
Three given life without parole, fourth given 13 years without parole
Former State Department Official Says Access to Intelligence-Sharing System Was Tightened After Manning's Leaks
Says the leaks undid many of the benefits of the system
Berlusconi Not Happy About Prison Sentence
The sentence handed down for tax fraud was recently upheld by Italy's highest court
Retired Officer Says Bradley Manning's Leaks 'Hit Us in the Face'
Testifying during sentencing phase of the trial
Italy's High Court Considering Berlusconi's Fate
Former Italian prime minister is appealing his four-year prison sentence
O.J. Simpson Granted Parole, Will Stay in Prison
Parole granted for some charges related to robbery
Bradley Manning Defense Trying To Merge Verdicts
Private who leaked classified information to Wikileaks is facing 136 years in prison
Military Judge Still Deliberating in Bradley Manning Court Martial
Army private who leaked classified information to Wikileaks facing life in prison
Prosecution Rests in Whitey Bulger Case
Six weeks of testimony against alleged Boston mobster
Halliburton Agrees To Plead Guilty To Destroying Evidence Relating To Deepwater Horizon Spill
Will have to pay maximum fine
Juror in Zimmerman Trial Says the Neighborhood Watch Volunteer Got Away With Murder
Couldn't convict because of Florida law
British Special Forces Sniper Given Suspended Sentence for Gun Possession
Convicted of possessing a Glock 9mm pistol and 338 rounds of ammunition
Bradley Manning's Court Martial is Coming to a Close
Government and defense to make closing arguments today
Former NY Governor to Testify About Committing Released Sex Offenders
More than 100 were forced into mental institutions after completing criminal sentences
Federal Appeals Court Rules Dallas Suburb Cannot Ban Housing for Illegal Immigrants
Ruled that the ban interfered with federal authority over immigration policy
Zimmerman Verdict Prompts Different Reactions Between Whites and African Americans
Most whites approve of the verdict, African Americans overwhelmingly disapprove
Judge Delays Hearing on Detroit Bankruptcy
Set to determine whether it violates the state's constitution
Judge Denies BP Effort to Halt Spill Payments
Investigations into kickbacks by folks handling the fund
Judge Says Owners of World Trade Center Cannot Claim Billions of Dollars in Insurance for 9/11
Already collected nearly $5 billion for construction
Double Jeopardy for George Zimmerman?
The Department of Justice wants to waste more money trying him for a federal hate crime.
