#criminal-justice

#criminal-justice

Gregory Bonner received a 32-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of Jeremy Griego, stemming from an altercation in 2022.

A rapper, Michael Moore, was sentenced to five years for robbery and witness intimidation, related to human trafficking a 16-year-old girl.

Tyler Richard Lewis was sentenced to 16 years and eight months for manslaughter and other charges after killing his stepfather.

Mendez-Medina received a 26-year prison sentence for voluntarily manslaughter after a deadly confrontation with Allan Flores.

David Cruz was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 2015 murder of William Perez, marking a significant outcome in a long-standing case.

Sebastian Zapeta-Calil claims blackout drunk state during the subway arson incident resulting in Debrina Kawam's death, pleading not guilty to murder charges.

Four teenagers were arrested for kidnapping a girl and attempting sexual assault in a New Jersey hotel.

Thomas John Loguidice has been convicted in the 1994 kidnapping of a mall manager, demonstrating the persistence of law enforcement in prosecuting cold cases.

Matthew Muller, previously convicted of kidnapping, is now facing new charges for additional crimes, indicating a broader pattern of predatory behavior.

A man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill his MP, expressing violent intentions during social media communications.

Jamar Banks embodies the challenges of a recidivistic criminal justice system, marked by a history of violence and mental health struggles.

Kaitlyn Braun continues fraudulent activities while under house arrest, showcasing a disturbing pattern of deception and manipulation.

The plight of incarcerated veterans and efforts for their rehabilitation are crucial topics highlighted in Jason Higgins' 'Prisoners After War.'

Ian Cramer was sentenced to 28 years for manslaughter and related charges stemming from a fatal high-speed chase that killed a sheriff's deputy.

The investigation into the presumed murder of Kyran has seen multiple arrests but remains troubled by misinformation from key witnesses.

Reforming the recording of domestic violence crimes is critical for survivor recognition and accountability of abusers.

The New York legislature is considering changes to evidence sharing between prosecutors and defense lawyers due to increased case dismissals after previous reforms.

A subway attack in Manhattan left a man critically injured, leading to attempted murder charges against the assailant, Kamel Hawkins, with a violent criminal history.

Jason Nious, a convicted human trafficker, faces serious charges again amid repeated violent incidents involving women, raising community safety concerns.

Lacy violated firearm restrictions imposed just days before being shot by police during an armed incident.

The alarming rise in assaults in English and Welsh prisons reflects a significant crisis in the prison system, with staff and inmate safety at risk.

Broward County Sheriff's Office sold crack cocaine to arrest buyers, sparking outrage and legal consequences.

A Dorchester man was sentenced to time served for possessing a loaded gun and armor-piercing ammunition on public transport.

Legal Aid Ontario plans to expand eligibility thresholds, aiming to assist more low-income individuals in accessing legal aid services.

The court found the ICIT's aggressive search of Bryan Adams to be excessive and unnecessary, influencing his sentencing.

Gina's case highlights systemic failures in protecting vulnerable minors in sex trafficking situations, showcasing negligence by law enforcement and legal authorities.

A prison officer was sentenced to 15 months for sexual misconduct with an inmate, highlighting severe ethical breaches.

A 20-year-old man was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a teen after misleading her about his age on social media.

Robert Sonza, repeatedly jailed for car burglaries, was granted probation again by a judge despite numerous arrests and serious previous offenses.

Christopher Ratcliffe received a suspended sentence for possessing child sex abuse images, emphasizing the judge's belief in rehabilitation over imprisonment.

Louisa Deighton was sentenced to 10 months in prison for assaulting a police officer after a history of theft and violence.

A teenager has been jailed for three years for an unprovoked attack on British tourists.

Cahill's criminal history reflects ongoing issues with youth violence in urban settings.

President Biden opposes the death penalty, commuting the sentences of 37 federal inmates despite the heinous nature of their crimes.

Two more family members convicted in Ohio family murders receive lengthy prison sentences as prosecutions near completion, highlighting the case's severity and community impact.

Hajj Malik Lovick, founder of the Bed-Stuy Aquarium, faces 12 years in prison after being convicted of attempted murder, despite his community contributions.

Prison sentences should focus on rehabilitation rather than lengthy punishments to reduce reoffending.

The federal appeals court overturned Dana Stubblefield's rape conviction, citing racial discrimination and violation of the Racial Justice Act.

Dana Stubblefield's rape conviction may be overturned and he could be released from prison following a successful appeal.

The use of race in the prosecution's argument raises serious due process concerns under the Racial Justice Act.

A Los Angeles County judge vacated the murder convictions of two individuals after 17 years, marking a rare legal victory for the wrongly convicted.

Repeat offenders in San Francisco continue to receive lenient plea deals from judges, undermining efforts for accountability within the criminal justice system.

Dana Stubblefield's 2020 rape conviction was reversed due to racially discriminatory language, leading to a potential release from custody.

Governor Cooper commuted the sentences of 15 death row inmates to life without parole, marking a significant move against capital punishment.

Retail theft has surged in California, prompting voters to support Prop. 36 which increases penalties for repeat offenders.

A Christmas Eve confrontation between a parole agent and an unarmed parolee escalated, resulting in the parolee's death and the subsequent DOJ investigation.

California and LA are tightening crime penalties with the approval of Proposition 36, reversing the 2014 trend toward criminal justice reform.

Advocates are pressing Governor Newsom to commute the death sentences of over 600 inmates in California, aiming to effectively abolish the death penalty.

The California appeals court is reviewing the prosecution of former D.A. advisor Diana Teran, delaying trial proceedings as it seeks further justification from the Atty. Gen.

Dominique Pelicot orchestrated a decade-long abuse scheme against his wife, involving multiple men and a shocking level of premeditated violence.

Dominique Pelicot orchestrated the systemic rape of his ex-wife Gisele over a decade, resulting in over 50 men being convicted in relation to the abuses.

Matthew Muller faces new charges for home invasion sexual assaults from 2009, following previous convictions for kidnapping and sexual assault in 2015.

Three Afghan nationals involved in a brutal people-smuggling ring have been arrested in the UK after a joint investigation with Belgian authorities.

Vernon Vezzy Lougin, facing numerous human trafficking allegations, may finally face severe consequences after years of legal evasion.

The criminal case against Luigi Mangione is claimed to be politicized, particularly with the involvement of NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

Luigi Mangione, charged with murder, awaits trial in New York's notorious Metropolitan Detention Center, highlighting concerns over the facility's conditions.

Biden commuted sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, emphasizing a shift away from the death penalty aligned with moral conscience and public defense experience.

President Biden commuted death sentences for 37 federal prisoners, allowing them to serve life without parole, contrasting Trump's pro-death penalty stance.

Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row prisoners to life without parole, aiming to halt federal executions before Trump takes office.

Biden commuted sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, replacing death sentences with life imprisonment without parole.