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  • Alabama to Skip Autopsy of Muslim Inmate Set for Execution Next Week

    How Weather Affects Legal Battles The Importance of Weather Conditions in Court Cases Though weather often seems an insignificant factor in legal cases, it can play an important role in determining the outcomes of trials and other legal proceedings. Weather conditions can influence not only the physical evidence of a case but also the emotions […] More

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  • “Aimee Kotek Wilson cleared to work without pay by ethics official”

    The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Legal Industry Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic in recent years, with its potential to revolutionize industries and society. The potential of AI in the legal industry is particularly significant, given the complexity and data-intensive nature of legal work. In this editorial, we discuss the impact […] More

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    Raw Courtroom Footage of Dismissed Case Involving Alec Baldwin and Cinematographer’s Death

    Alec Baldwin Not Convicted in Fatal Shooting of Cinematographer Overview Alec Baldwin’s near three-year legal battle in the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins ended with no verdict on Friday. Baldwin faced involuntary manslaughter charges, and though the trial is now over, many questions remain about the mishandling of a prop gun that resulted in […] More

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  • Alec Baldwin’s Rust shooting trial dismissed due to withheld evidence

    The Alec Baldwin Involuntary Manslaughter Trial Ends Abruptly Introduction The involuntary manslaughter trial of Alec Baldwin, which began just a few days before it ended, has come to an unexpected conclusion. A New Mexico judge dismissed the case against the actor citing that the state withheld evidence related to how live ammunition ended up on […] More

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  • Lawmaker Proposes Death Penalty for Illegal Immigrants Convicted of Rape and Sex Abuse

    Tennessee Lawmaker Proposes Death Penalty for Illegal Immigrants Convicted of Rape or Sexual Abuse Introduction A Tennessee lawmaker, U.S. Representative Andy Ogles (R-TN-D5), has recently proposed a bill known as the Justice for American Women and Children Act of 2024. The legislation seeks to allow the death penalty as a sentence for illegal immigrants convicted […] More

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  • 200 Death Row Exonerations: Will the Death Penalty Finally End?

    Opinion Editorial: The Current State of Intellectual Property Rights in the United States Opinion Editorial: The Current State of Intellectual Property Rights in the United States Introduction Intellectual property rights have always been a contentious issue in the United States. From patent disputes to trademark lawsuits, the US legal system has been inundated with cases […] More

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  • 2024 International Death Penalty News Issue 28 Unveils Executions in Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Malaysia, and Pakistan

    Opinion Editorial on the Law The Role of the Law in Society The law governs every aspect of society, providing a framework for our interactions with each other and organizations. It is imperative that the law is applied ethically, as it underpins the values of justice and fairness, while protecting basic human rights. The Importance […] More

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  • “Witkowski Receives Prison Sentence for Local Violation”

    Former LSU Football Player Sentenced to Prison for Sexual Assault Background on the Case Lowell Narcisse, a former LSU quarterback, pleaded guilty to sexual battery and was sentenced to six years imprisonment. Narcisse was accused of committing the assault in 2017, when he was still a student-athlete. On the night of the incident, he allegedly […] More

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  • Can a Guilty Defendant Request the Death Penalty?

    Can a Death Row Inmate Request Their Own Execution? Can a Death Row Inmate Request Their Own Execution? The Legal Avenues of Waiving Appeals When you are sentenced to death, there is an automatic appeal to that judgment called ‘the direct appeal.’ In many states, this is mandatory and in others, it is optional. A […] More

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    Defense Strategies in Arizona Murder Cases

    Defense Strategies in Murder Cases Facing murder charges in Arizona can be a daunting experience, with the stakes being incredibly high, potentially leading to capital punishment. It’s crucial to have a skilled criminal defense attorney by your side to navigate the complexities of the legal system. This article explores effective defense strategies in murder cases […] More

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  • Is Stephan Sterns Concealing Evidence in Madeline Soto’s Murder Case?

    Stephan Sterns: Will Hidden Information Save Him from Death Penalty? Introduction Stephan Sterns, charged with abusing and killing 13-year-old Madeleine Soto, is hoping for a “slim hope” to improve his situation. Recently released documents show that Sterns may be holding on to some hidden key information that could get him a lesser sentence. Dr. David […] More

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  • Alabama Waives Autopsy of Muslim Inmate Slated for Execution Next Week

    Alabama Agrees to Waive Autopsy on Muslim Death Row Inmate Background of the Case Keith Edmund Gavin, a Muslim death row inmate in Alabama, is scheduled to be executed on July 18 by lethal injection. However, Gavin filed a lawsuit against the state seeking to avoid an autopsy, which he believes would violate his religious […] More

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    Key things to know about Rudy Giuliani’s thrown-out bankruptcy case

    https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49276389771_0e62628781_b.jpg Dismissal of Rudy Giuliani’s Bankruptcy Case Partly Cloudy with High of 91F: A Metaphor for Giuliani’s Financial Outlook Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy case has hit an unexpected snag, with a federal judge throwing it out due to “uncooperative conduct.” Giuliani had sought bankruptcy protection, but his repeated failure to comply […] More

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  • Baldwin Thanks Supporters After Rust Case Dismissed

    Why Judge’s Dismissal of Alec Baldwin’s Case for Involuntary Manslaughter Is Potentially Troublesome Background Actor Alec Baldwin was recently cleared of the involuntary manslaughter charges resulting from the 2021 fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film “Rust.” Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer dismissed the case “with prejudice” on Friday, after prosecutors […] More

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