#legal-system

#legal-system

Government pledges to increase judicial resources to tackle unprecedented Crown Court backlogs and ensure timely justice for victims.

The Supreme Court, open to the public, showcases its significant rulings through an exhibition celebrating its 15th anniversary.

Donald Trump's potential dictatorship hinges on dismantling the rule of law and undermining the legal profession as a check against his power.

Pam Bondi argues that certain judges are biased and obstructing Trump's agenda, advocating for their removal.

The public defense system in Oregon needs more public defenders to ensure fairness and efficiency in the judicial process.

Justice Renwick's elevation marks a pivotal moment for diversity and leadership in New York's judicial system.

Gonzalez's release was denied due to concerns he's a danger to society.

Jose Alejandro Delacruz was convicted of attempted murder in a street shooting that left the victim partially paralyzed.

Joanne Sharkey was relieved by her arrest after 27 years of living with the guilt of killing her newborn son.

Dominique Pelicot's crimes have exposed a broader issue of sexual violence and victimization, turning his wife into a symbol of the feminist movement.

New York's criminal justice laws have caused a significant drop in domestic violence convictions, leading to serious concerns for victim safety and justice.

The acquittal of five men accused of raping a British woman in Ayia Napa has sparked outrage and calls for legal challenges.

Romania's High Court definitively acquitted Gabiel Popoviciu, marking the conclusion of a long legal battle involving claims of judicial misconduct.

Andrew Tate's return to Romania amid serious legal allegations poses challenges to the country's political and judicial integrity.

Trump's memo threatens legal retaliation against attorneys challenging his administration.

Trump's retaliatory actions against law firms threaten legal representation rights and shake client relationships.

The legal community is reacting to Trump's threats as an unprecedented challenge.

Trump administration's executive orders aim to intimidate law firms representing those opposing the President.

Jenner & Block files suit citing First Amendment and Due Process violations against the Trump administration.

Biglaw firms are mostly silent on Trump's attacks on the legal system, while some boutique firms actively challenge them.

Trump is targeting major law firms over perceived bias and judicial weaponization.

Recent executive orders complicate operations for firms accused of political opposition.

Children facing deportation often lack legal representation, significantly increasing their risk of removal from the U.S.

A Laguna Niguel couple faces deportation after 35 years in the U.S., despite their compliance with immigration protocols and lack of criminal records.

Trump's actions are pushing the United States towards a constitutional crisis, according to legal experts.

Trump's return to power poses a significant threat to the rule of law and judicial authority in America.

Over 50 bar associations unite to defend justice and oppose government actions undermining the legal system.

Richard Burrows, a serial sex offender, evaded justice for decades before being captured through innovative police techniques and a tip-off.

Seventeen attorneys are moving to disqualify Judge Mary Ann Murphy from a child sex abuse trial, citing favoritism, racial bias, and abusive conduct.

The Trump administration's directive to halt the prosecution of Mayor Adams exemplifies political manipulation of the legal system.

The legality of prosecution should be determined in a courtroom, not influenced by the president.

The Trump administration's Justice Department actions raise significant concerns about political influence undermining its independence.

Skadden Arps is negotiating with the Trump administration to avoid Executive Orders targeting Biglaw firms.

Gayle Blount was acquitted of attempted murder but remains in custody due to a prior domestic battery charge.

Denis Leahy, sentenced to 14 years for brutally attacking Rose Kenny, vows to leave her alone after his release.

The mistrial leaves Judge Jeffrey Ferguson's life and reputation irreparably damaged despite the lack of a conviction.

Arizona executed Aaron Gunches for his crimes after a controversial decision by Governor Hobbs to bypass an independent review of execution procedures.

Impeaching judges for disagreeable decisions undermines the judicial system, warns Justice Breyer.

County clerks are vital to New York's legal processes, managing case filings and records for the court system in all 62 counties.

Trump threatens political enemies with unlawful prosecutions, indicating intentions to reshape the DOJ into a personal legal force.

Donald Trump's current legal strategy reflects a disregard for traditional litigation risks, now utilizing government resources to shield himself from consequences.

Alameda County dismissed criminal charges against Jeremy Taylor, prompting discussions on staff-student boundaries in schools.

Boltaev's sentence for sexual assault was increased after the victim's vulnerability was emphasized during his appeal.

Incarcerated men eligible for parole are suing for delays in hearing schedules after a landmark court decision.

Charges against former DA Jackie Johnson were dismissed due to lack of evidence in Ahmaud Arbery's case.

Jon Jacobo is held accountable for sexual assault charges after a preliminary hearing, signaling a significant step for victims.

The Justice Department has dropped corruption charges against Mayor Adams, raising concerns about the integrity of legal actions against political figures.

The DOJ ordered the drop of Mayor Adams' corruption case, hailed by his lawyer as a political move that impeded the mayor's governance.