Category - Courts

• Killer Kohberger’s new day in court
• Gripping murder trial reconstruc­tion puts the jury system in the spotlight
• Funds in Meta deal will go to states
• HUNG JURY A 'BOON'
• Hampshire make U-turn on Kuggeleijn after backlash
• MARK COPS TO A GUILT PLEA
• Carpenter seeks eventual release
• Tech bros could learn from past tycoons’ failures
• Suspect in Kirk killing set to stand trial
• Fla. inmate seeks stay of execution
• Judge rejects ‘guest’ claim
• Senator Mushtaq Ahmad, 95 others granted bail in Islamabad protest case
• Florida Bar discipline­s attorneys for misconduct
• Woman loses 4.7ha farm in new judgment
• Maserati fights Black Coffee’s R7m judgment
• Jury will reconsider man’s $1 compensati­on
• Teen who recorded San Diego mosque shooting livestream charged with murder
• ■ A wrongful death lawsuit was filed in a fatal 2025 west Las Vegas gym shooting.
• Appeal dismissed in fight over shuttered building
• Jury awards $36.3M in housing bias suit
• Crime and coverage combined for media spectacle
• Court’s interventi­on sought to prevent injustice - Lucky
• ULTRA SECRET FILE REVEALS HOW ONE BLUNDER BY IRA’S SLAB MURPHY LED TO HIS DOWNFALL
• Ex-gang boss found guilty of rapper Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder
• Malta must now confront what the trial exposed, Repubblika says
• 30 years on, justice for Tupac
• Assembly probe into Donaldson finds no evidenc eof inappropri­ate behaviour
• Richmond MLA pleads not guilty in alleged intimate partner case
• Charges against father should be dismissed
• WHAT BLITZ GRAND JURORS WANTED TO KNOW
• What comes next if jury stays deadlocked
• Hampshire back away from new man Kuggeleijn
• US prosecutor­s refuse to say if they secretly obtained Don Lemon’s phone records
• Footy blockbuste­r’s vital role in mushroom killer Patterson’s appeal
• YAZZIE-MARTINEZ plaintiffs ask a judge to let them write their own education plan in court.
• Audit flags appointed lawyers’ caseloads
• Minor damage found to transporte­d tapestry
• No verdict in Clancy trial as judge instructs jury to ‘stay the course’