Category - Courts

• DOJ withdraws subpoenas of 3 New York Times reporters
• ■ The Hughes Center’s possible new landlord was revealed.
• Pair who killed to avenge arson death will serve life
• Rap lyrics decision remains pending
• States sue over conditions on disaster aid
• Carlos Dominguez declared insane in deadly Davis stabbings
• Electing judges, justices in Kansas makes them accountabl­e to the people
• Biden drops suit seeking to block release of recordings
• AI layoff claims faced with legal roadblocks
• Paramount: Warner merger gets put on hold
• Scott Peterson: Shocking New Evidence!
• ‘Let’s find a judge’
• Paramount agrees it will pause merger
• Rushdie testifies at trial of man convicted of stabbing
• Judge grants 2nd gag order request
• Appeals court denies Trump’s bid to allow $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas
• Jury trial set for Fayettevil­le man accused in killing
• US teen drops Meta lawsuit on social media addiction days before trial
• Killer's lawyer removed from case
• Serrate enters not guilty plea in attempted murder case
• Man who killed police officer jailed for 22 years
• Jesuit High School sued over plan to admit girls in 2027
• Sacramento County sues tobacco companies over filter waste
• Woman raped by her former husband says she had to fight ‘false claims’ to Tusla and gardaí
• Man is guilty of trying to murder his mum
• R&B star Brown admits affray after club incident
• Jury retires in rape trial of ex-navy sailor
• Convicted murderer Dean Penney’s sentencing date moved closer
• Court upholds conviction for abusing two sisters
• Robert Burns expert, 70, jailed for historic abuse of children
• Abuser fails in witness evidence appeal
• Bouncer guilty of killing colleague with one punch Family’s anger over ‘inconceiva­ble’ reason for death
• Abner Aquilina jailed for attacking psychiatri­st at Mount Carmel, acquitted of attacking patient