Conviction

Repeat Offender: Ronan Man Faces Ninth DUI Conviction After Dramatic Seat Swap During Traffic Stop

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Ronan, Montana — A local man who has faced multiple DUI charges was found guilty of his ninth offense by a Lake County jury. Michael A. Buck, 57, was convicted in District Court in Polson on August 4, with the jury reaching a decision by the following afternoon. The case stemmed from an incident on February 22, 2024, when law enforcement officers spotted Buck driving a white van in the Pablo area. Officers recognized his passenger as someone wanted on a warrant, which provided probable cause to stop the vehicle. Upon approaching the van, officers … Read more

Historic Triple Conviction in San Luis Obispo County Highlights Fight Against Child Trafficking

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SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Calif. — In a groundbreaking legal decision, three defendants were convicted in a case involving the trafficking of a 15-year-old girl for sexual exploitation. This trial, conducted in a single courtroom over two months, featured three juries simultaneously addressing the actions of Tremaine Quincy Tejon Jones, 32; Joshua Diante Murphy, 30; and Heather Lynne Hunt, 32. On July 24, the juries found each defendant guilty of their respective charges related to the incident that unfolded in January 2021. The court’s unique approach allowed them to hear evidence together while also separating … Read more

Partisanship Over Justice: The Fallout From Nicole Mitchell’s Conviction and Its Impact on Political Integrity

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Detroit, Mich. — Last week, a Becker County jury found Nicole Mitchell guilty of first-degree burglary and felony possession of burglary tools, marking a significant moment in a case that has garnered public attention. The trial underscored not just the obligations of the judiciary but also the complex interplay of political loyalty and accountability among lawmakers. During the proceedings, an elderly victim recounted how the crime forced her to relocate to a high-security apartment while she awaited the installation of a security system in her own home. “I didn’t dare stay there,” she expressed in … Read more

Ex-Convict and Law Professor in D.C. Faces Conviction for Domestic Assault

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Washington, D.C. — A former robber who transformed his life and became a law professor has been convicted of assaulting his wife. The case against him highlighted a troubling juxtaposition of his past and present, sparking discussions about personal transformation and accountability. The conviction stems from an incident in which he was accused of domestic violence. Evidence presented during the trial revealed a pattern of abusive behavior that culminated in physical altercations. Witnesses described a heated argument that escalated into violence, leaving the victim with noticeable injuries. During the course of the trial, prosecutors presented … Read more