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14 stories · Crime & Justice · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
The agency consented to a judgment at the state's legal cap on tort claims, while Read's case against Canton and other lawsuits tied to John O'Keefe's death move ahead.
Craig Trainor takes over the Civil Rights Division on an acting basis after Dhillon's departure. Supporters credit her with ending race-based preferences and confronting campus antisemitism; critics call her tenure destructive.
Prosecutors say Alexander Mercurio planned to strike churches on a Sunday in April 2024, during Ramadan. The FBI arrested him the day before.
Over nearly 36 years on the federal appeals court in Chicago, he became one of the most cited legal minds in American history, and one of its most unpredictable.
The plaintiffs say the 435-seat cap shortchanges the First State more than any other. The Constitution, and a unanimous 1992 Supreme Court ruling, give Congress wide room to decide.
Jurors found Markies Conway guilty of hiring the gunman who shot Melvin Noble on Interstate 35, six years to the day before the verdict. His lawyers plan to appeal.
An 11-month-old boy who disappeared in Lexington County was rescued from a buried crate in the woods about a day after he went missing. His father, arrested hours before the rescue, is in custody as deputies weigh more charges.
A federal judge sided with The Atlantic on a key procedural fight, pausing most discovery while he weighs whether to dismiss the FBI director's defamation case.
A San Francisco judge rejected Nima Momeni's bid for a new trial before handing down the sentence in the 2023 stabbing.
A federal jury found Matthew Farwell guilty of killing Sandra Birchmore and her unborn child.
A housekeeper on the MSC Seascape reportedly saw Jason Leon Watford with blood on his hands.
The lawsuit says passengers with service animals and wheelchairs are refused rides or hit with fees.
A Utah judge rejected both sides' proposed dates; Kirk's family called the delay 'deeply disappointing.'
A Massachusetts judge rejected the defense bid to dismiss murder charges; a second trial could come in March 2027.
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