#criminal-justice

#criminal-justice

Emmanuel-Thomas was jailed in June for masterminding the importation of £600,000 worth of cannabis at London Stansted Airport, serving more than 10 months in prison.

Anna Downes felt ignored by her local police and treated as a nuisance after being cyberflashed by Ben Gunnery. After reporting the incidents, she received explicit images and felt horrified and violated.

If Ghislaine Maxwell has information about anyone who has committed crimes against victims, the FBI and DOJ will hear what she has to say.

Brett Hankison is the only officer to be convicted in connection with the incident. He fired 10 shots during the raid but didn't hit anyone.

The man, Yostin Mosquera, was found guilty of killing Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso, decapitating and dismembering them before disposing of their remains in suitcases.

"There is a gap in the law around the planning of mass attacks that can be just as serious [as terrorism] in their implications for communities, their impact, the devastation that they can cause and the seriousness of the crime."

Inspectors discovered 10 inmates in HMP Pentonville had been released early in error due to staff failing to accurately calculate sentences, showcasing significant oversight issues.

The head of the gang, 41-year-old Algerian national Azize Benaniba, was jailed for 12 years and 11 months at Isleworth Crown Court today.

The Mexican Catholic Church has denied that it is training priests to engage in dialogue with criminal bosses in the country's most conflict-ridden areas. This follows a workshop organized by the Pontifical University to strengthen negotiation skills of priests, causing controversy due to the Archbishop of Morelia’s remarks about dialogue with drug traffickers.

The Department of Homeland Security defended detaining over 250 individuals without criminal charges, labeling them as non-criminal terrorists and criminals merely for entering the U.S. illegally.

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers were sentenced to four years and three months in prison for felling the Sycamore Gap tree, a beloved landmark over 150 years old.

Marvin Watson expressed remorse in court, stating, "I don't want anybody to think I'm just some money-hungry guy. I just got myself in a situation and thought the best way to get out was to get arrested."

On August 6, 2009, Stephen left his home at Rose Hill, Wicklow town, and walked down through different walkways along the back of the town to Marlton road, where he was collected by a silver Nissan Pulsar car and driven through Redcross to Ballydonnell Wood. At the woods, Gardaí believe there was a group of suspects present. Stephen was then fatally injured, shot and buried in a shallow grave at the woods.

Well listen, you know, I spent seven months on that tier and in those cells and the first thing I have to say, there's just no way you are able to commit suicide.

Farah Damji has been sentenced to six years in prison for stalking former diplomat Dr Nigel Gould-Davies, orchestrating a campaign of lies and abuse against him.

Richard Brennan, 64, formerly of Rathfarnham in Dublin, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for the systemic abuse and rape of his three sisters, alongside his older brother.

Tony Betteridge, who spent 17 years under an indefinite jail term for a teenage crime, expressed that he is now ready to enjoy life after being freed.

Irina Ganyushkina escaped from a secret underground bunker where she and four other women were held captive by the notorious serial killer Aleksandr Komin.

Jeffrey Adam Crum, a former Bay Area resident, was sentenced to one year and one day in prison for assaulting a deputy U.S. marshal during his arrest.

Forty-eight states in the U.S. allow at least one form of 'pay-to-stay' fees for incarcerated individuals, which often leads to long-term debt upon release.

James Fantini, 56, pleaded guilty to secretly videotaping three 15-year-old girls getting undressed and showering at a Winchester home, resulting in serious charges.

Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty to the murders of four college students in Moscow, Idaho, receiving four consecutive life sentences in exchange for his admission of guilt and waiving the right to appeal.

The Talitrix T-Band represents a revolutionary shift in monitoring technology, transforming how we think about electronic supervision. This innovative wristband device breaks away from traditional ankle monitors, offering a more discreet and dignified solution for individuals under court supervision.

Christian Collado, a 51-year-old inmate battling stage four cancer, died in Bellevue Hospital while still in custody of the Department of Correction after his attorney sought his release.

"We have a lot of bad people who have been here for a long time... People that wack people over the head with a baseball bat from behind...they're not new to our country. Many of them were born in our country."

City of London Police officers arrived at the scene and during a search, 27 wraps of cocaine and around 10,000 in cash were found in a bag which Crabtree had on him.

Sir Brian suggested 'fundamental' reforms to 'reduce the risk of total system collapse' in the criminal courts, proposing judge-only trials for certain cases.