#court-proceedings

#court-proceedings

Inspector Conor Dowling described Ms. Cullen’s dogs as being in poor condition, noting that the Collie was alarmingly light and referred to her as 'a bag of bones.'

"The public will not be permitted to observe proceedings virtually," the memo stated, highlighting the growing concerns regarding Zoom bombings disrupting Ontario court hearings.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged following thefts at Boots and Pandora in Bluewater Shopping Centre, which included over 4,000 worth of Dior makeup and around 300 of jewellery.

Judge Stephen R. Bough, who oversees the Gibson suit, has raised concerns about potential questionable behavior regarding eXp’s settlement with the Hooper plaintiffs, hinting at the need for further discovery.

Celtic has settled 85% of claims in a lawsuit by sex abuse victims, with efforts to conclude remaining cases expected soon.

Ivana Gomez, 32, has been charged with DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide following a crash where she struck and killed Kathryn Kipnis, a pedestrian.

"These early neutral evaluation conferences are designed to enhance dialogue between parties, assess the strengths of each side’s case, and assist in identifying key issues for resolution."

The Special Criminal Court was informed that an international crime gang with 'unlimited resources' managed a 2.2-tonne cocaine smuggling operation from Dubai.

"It's just insane that they're in custody and these are the things that are happening," Diana Gutierrez, David's aunt, said Thursday.

The Crown suggested that there were notable inconsistencies in Brett Howden's testimony compared to prior statements, potentially impacting the outcome of the trial.

Prosecutors allege that around 10:53 p.m. on May 14, Williams followed a woman into her apartment building in the area of Margaret Street, grabbed her legs, and started licking her toes.

Anthony McGinn, who was driving nearly twice the speed limit, ignored pleas from his passengers to slow down before crashing the vehicle that killed two teenagers.

If you have law enforcement testify in this case, I'll take it with a grain of salt. I have nothing against the government, but it's the law enforcement.

Federal prosecutors issued a court filing denying allegations of eavesdropping on jailhouse calls between alleged assassin Luigi Mangione and his attorneys, claiming any recordings were inadvertent.