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Montana Law School Grad Found Not Guilty of Attempted Rape But Convicted on Other Charges in High-Profile Case

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Missoula, MT — In a late Friday deliberation, a Missoula jury issued a mixed verdict in the trial of Cole Larson Levine, a 25-year-old former University of Montana law student. Levine was acquitted of attempted sexual intercourse without consent but was convicted on four other charges including aggravated assault. The accusations stemmed from an incident reported in downtown Missoula in August 2022. Along with the assault charges, Levine was found guilty of destruction or tampering with a communication device and unlawful restraint, a lesser charge related to allegations of attempted kidnapping. Additionally, Levine faced consequences … Read more

Record $50 Million Payout for Chicago Man Wrongfully Convicted in 2008 Murder Case

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Chicago, IL — In a landmark legal decision, a federal jury granted Marcel Brown a staggering $50 million in damages for his wrongful conviction in a 2008 murder case. At the age of 18, Brown was accused of being an accomplice in the murder of 19-year-old Paris Jackson in Chicago’s Galewood neighborhood. After spending approximately a decade behind bars, Brown was exonerated in 2018. This verdict marks the highest compensation awarded to a single plaintiff in U.S. history for a wrongful conviction case. The lawsuit filed by Brown in 2019 highlighted serious allegations against the … Read more

Massachusetts Man Convicted in Prominent Camden Murder Case

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Camden, NJ — A jury in Camden has convicted a Massachusetts man of murder, concluding a dramatic trial that captured local attention due to the brutal nature of the crime and the complex forensic evidence presented by the prosecution. The verdict, delivered late Thursday, marked the end of a legal battle over the fate of the man accused of taking a life under chilling circumstances. The case stemmed from an incident that occurred last fall, where local authorities discovered the body of a Camden resident, showing signs of a violent altercation. The subsequent investigation led … Read more

Justice Served: Former Attorney Convicted for Embezzling Millions from Clients

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New York – A former attorney, now disbarred, was convicted on Thursday of misappropriating millions of dollars from the settlements of clients he represented in personal injury cases. The jury in the federal court found the lawyer guilty of various charges, including wire fraud and theft of government funds, after a trial that exposed a decade-long scheme defrauding clients, many of whom were physically impaired or financially vulnerable. Prosecutors argued that the attorney, whose name has not been released, betrayed the trust placed in him by clients seeking justice and compensation for injuries sustained through … Read more