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State Governments Rally to Uphold ‘No Body, No Parole’ Laws as Convicted Killer Seeks High Court Challenge

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Roma, Australia — A high-stakes legal battle is unfolding in Australia as a convicted double murderer, Rodney Michael Cherry, 62, seeks parole, challenging the country’s strict “no body, no parole” laws. Cherry was convicted in 2002 for the murders of his wife Annette Cherry, 35, and her daughter, Kira Guise, 18, in Roma, a town in rural Queensland. While Annette’s body was found, Kira remains missing, and Cherry has consistently claimed his innocence. Under Queensland law, convicted murderers are ineligible for parole if they fail to disclose the location of their victims’ bodies. This legislation … Read more

Jury Awards $3.25 Million to Mother in St. Paul Police Shooting Case; Second Trial Boosts Compensation

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St. Paul, MN – The mother of Cordale Handy, a man fatally shot by St. Paul police officers in 2017, was awarded $3.25 million by a federal jury on Monday. The decision marks the second verdict in a protracted legal battle, underscoring ongoing tensions over police use of force and the value of human life in wrongful death cases. Kim Handy Jones, who pursued the civil lawsuit after the slashing of a prior $10 million award to $2.5 million, obtained $3.25 million in compensatory damages in this latest trial before Judge John Tunheim. The jury … Read more

Ex-CIA Lawyer Criticizes Hunter Biden’s Legal Strategy as Ineffectual

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Washington, D.C. – A former CIA lawyer recently critiqued the defense put forward by Hunter Biden’s legal team regarding his ongoing federal investigation, describing it as insufficient. This characterization underscores tensions as the political ramifications unfold for the Biden family, particularly as preparations for the 2024 presidential race begin to gain momentum. At the heart of the controversy is the rigorous scrutiny of Hunter Biden’s foreign business engagements and their potential overlap with his father, President Joe Biden’s, political career. These concerns manifest amidst escalated scrutiny from partisan factions, each aiming to leverage the situation … Read more

$2.7 Million Victory: Black Musician Wins Lawsuit Against White Supremacist Group for Violent Attack in Boston

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Boston, MA — A federal judge on Monday awarded more than $2.7 million in damages to Charles Murrell III, a Black teacher and musician from Boston. Murrell reported an assault by members of the white nationalist group Patriot Front during an unpermitted march last year over the Fourth of July weekend. According to court documents, the incident occurred near the Boston Public Library where Murrell was violently shoved against a light post and propelled into a busy street by members wielding metal shields. The ruling by Judge Indira Talwani detailed that the group’s leader, Thomas … Read more