Miranda Issues Raised in Colorado Mass Killing Case
James Holmes wasn't read his rights for two hours after capture
Courts
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
Leader of Greece's Golden Dawn Sent To Jail Ahead of Trial
Nikolaos Mihaloliakos is charged with founding a criminal organization
American Accountant Gets 18-Year Sentence For Aiding Al Qaeda
Also accused of carrying out surveillance on the New York Stock Exchange
David Cameron: UK Should Not Ban Face Veils
Says courts and schools should make up their own rules
Men Accused of Hacking British Soldier to Death on London Street Deny Murder
Both want to be known by their Islamic names
Montana Teacher Convicted of Raping 14-Year-Old Girl To Be Released After 30 Days in Jail
Victim later killed herself
UN-Backed Court Upholds Charles Taylor War Crimes Convictions
Former Liberian president was sentenced to 50 years in prison
Man in China Sentenced To Death For Throwing, Killing Toddler
Said he thought he was throwing a shopping cart
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?
