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Shocking Prison Video Shown in Court on Day 14 of Richard Allen’s Delphi Murders Trial

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Delphi, Indiana — During the 14th day of the high-profile trial concerning the 2017 murders of two teenage girls in Delphi, Indiana, jurors were shown a prison video featuring the defendant, Richard Allen. The video is part of the evidence presented amidst a wave of emotional testimony and critical factual analysis aiming to shed light on the case that has haunted the Delphi community for years. The case centers around the tragic deaths of Liberty German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, who were found deceased near the Monon High Bridge just outside of their hometown. … Read more

Missouri Supreme Court Judges Broniec and Gooch Seek Voter Approval in Upcoming Retention Election

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Jefferson City, MO — This November, voters in Missouri will face the important decision of whether to retain two of their Supreme Court justices, Judges Kelly Broniec and Ginger Gooch, who are appearing on the ballot following their appointments last year by Governor Mike Parson. Both justices were appointed after a rigorous selection process overseen by the Appellate Judicial Commission, which includes lawyers, citizens, and is chaired by the chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court. The reappointment of a justice in Missouri involves a nonpartisan review, enabling voters to decide if the justices should … Read more

Jefferson County to Elect New Circuit Court Judge on Nov. 5; Bolling and Roy Contest for Critical Seat

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Birmingham, AL – Voters in Jefferson County will head to the polls on November 5 to choose a new Circuit Court Judge for the Place 13 seat, marking an important judicial transition as the current officeholder prepares for retirement. The election pits Democrat Frederic A. Bolling against Republican Douglas M. Roy Jr. in a competition to manage civil legal matters for the county. The seat up for grabs is currently held by Judge Carole Smitherman, who announced her plan to retire in January, prompting this year’s race to find her successor. The victor of the … Read more

Federal Lawsuit Clouds Alabama’s Future After Supreme Court Decision on Virginia Voter Rolls

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Montgomery, Alabama – The state of Alabama faces legal uncertainty following a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that impacts voter registration practices nationally. This ruling could directly challenge a federal lawsuit that alleges Alabama’s voter registration processes are discriminatory. The suit, filed against state officials, claims that Alabama’s current system disenfranchises certain voter groups. One core issue in the case is whether the state has been unlawfully removing or denying voters based on arguably discriminatory practices. This legal challenge comes at a time when election integrity and voter rights are hot topics across the United … Read more