Karmelo Anthony’s murder trial starts without any Black jurors on the jury.
Texas Murder Trial of Carmelo Anthony Set to Begin Opening statements are slated for Thursday in the murder trial of Carmelo Anthony, a case that has ignited racial tensions and drawn significant media attention, especially since no Black jurors were selected for the trial. Anthony, who is Black, faces first-degree murder charges for the fatal […]
Jurors in the Luigi Mangione trial will view the accused’s ‘manifesto’ and weapon.
Murder Trial Update for Luigi Mangione A judge has decided that jurors in Luigi Mangione’s murder trial will be shown a 3D-printed gun and an alleged “manifesto” found in his backpack. This ruling comes as a significant win for prosecutors. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Gregory Caro affirmed that the police in Altoona, Pennsylvania, adhered to […]
Video: Jurors Wept While Listening to the Recording of 7-Year-Old Athena Strand’s Murder
Jurors Hear Disturbing Evidence in Murder Trial of Athena Strand In a Tarrant County, Texas courtroom, jurors were presented with audio and video recordings related to the tragic murder of 7-year-old Athena Strand, which occurred in 2022. Judge George Gallagher advised attendees that they could leave if they felt uncomfortable with the material that was […]
Kanye West and Bianca Censori criticized by potential jurors in Malibu mansion case
Potential jurors for the legal dispute involving Kanye West’s $57 million Malibu home have expressed disapproval of his behavior and his wife, Bianca Sensori’s, impulsive fashion choices. In a Los Angeles court on Tuesday morning, Judge Brock T. Hammond asked jurors if they had already formed opinions about Kanye West or Sensori. Most indicated they […]
Selection of jurors starts for trial of ex-Uvalde school officer
Trial Begins for Former Uvalde Officer Over School Shooting Response This week marks the start of the first trial linked to the tragic shooting at Robb Elementary School in 2022. The jury selection kicked off Monday at a Texas courthouse for former Uvalde school police officer Adrian Gonzalez. This comes nearly four years after the […]
Activists Connected to Soros Educate DC Jurors on Safeguarding ‘Marginalized’ Defendants
Free DC Promotes Jury Duty as a Tool for Social Justice The left-leaning organization Free DC is educating residents of Washington, D.C. on how jury duty can serve as a means to protect marginalized individuals from social bias in the criminal justice system, according to their website. On January 12th, Free DC will host an […]
Jurors report that laughter filled the trial of DC sandwich thrower Sean Dunn
Jurors Find Man Not Guilty of Throwing Sandwich at CBP Agent In a rather unusual courtroom scenario, jurors deliberating a case involving a man who threw a sub sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent in Washington, D.C., found themselves often laughing during the proceedings. Witness testimonies and playful banter from lawyers contributed […]
Jurors in NYC say they were pressured to convict Harvey Weinstein
Jurors Claim Bullying Led to Weinstein Conviction Lawyers for former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein argue that two jurors who convicted him experienced intimidation from fellow jurors, leading to regrets about their decision. In a court affidavit submitted on Tuesday, these jurors recount being yelled at and threatened during heated deliberations that resulted in Weinstein being […]
Ryan Routh, the suspect in the Trump assassination case, is not allowed to pose strange questions to the jurors.
Jury Selection Begins for Ryan Routh A Florida judge dismissed an unusual question from Ryan Routh, who is representing himself in his upcoming trial. He had wanted to know the opinions of potential jurors on topics like Palestinian student activism and former President Trump’s suggestion about acquiring Greenland. Routh, 59, after firing his lawyer, confidently […]
Jeanine Pirro attributes the lack of an indictment for the DC sandwich vendor to elite jurors who dismiss the seriousness of crime.
In a recent outburst, D.C.’s chief prosecutor, Jeanine Pirro, criticized the judicial system after a court declined to move forward with felony charges against a former commander’s employee. This incident involved the employee throwing a sandwich at a federal law enforcement officer earlier this month. “There are many judges out there, most of whom live […]