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A woman charged with murder in Rockcastle County appeared before a judge this morning as investigators revealed new details linking her to the case.
The alleged getaway driver in the high-profile killing of Caleb Quick returned to court on Monday. The teen girl wore an orange sweater and blue pants in the courtroom closed to cameras.
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Woman, 18, accused of killing two in Stockton makes first court appearance
An 18-year-old woman accused of separately killing two people in August was arraigned Monday in a Stockton courtroom on murder charges.
Prosecutors say, though it has been six years, they still hope to give Adrian Smith’s family a sense of justice.
Donna Adelson, the matriarch of a wealthy Florida family, who was convicted last month for her role in the 2014 murder-for-hire plot of her son-in-law Dan Markel, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Mark Sievers returns to Lee County court to challenge his death sentence for orchestrating his wife Dr. Teresa Sievers' 2015 murder-for-hire plot.
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Moorhead Murder Trial Delayed: Shiann Erickson Case in 3-Year-Old’s Death Pushed to May 2026
MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - The murder trial for a woman accused in the death of 3-year-old Eastyn Deronjic has been delayed until May 2026. The trial for Shiann Erickson, originally scheduled for October 27, will now take place from May 11-22.
The second-degree murder verdict followed Brownswell Cedano’s trial, which stretched more than a week and focused on the death of Richard Poginy of Glover in November 2019.
A judge will hear arguments Tuesday over whether to release the former New York City bodega clerk whose murder conviction in the notorious 1979 disappearance of little Etan Patz was stunningly overturned — as it's unclear if he'll face a third trial.
It’s once again sentencing day for the man who pleaded guilty for his role in a deadly 2023 shooting in Cedar Rapids.
It’s past time that Maryland reexamined its felony murder rule, which holds that a defendant can be found guilty of first-degree murder even without intent to kill, writes Daniel Suleiman.