Courthouse

Federal Charges Filed Against Retired Judge for Alleged Courthouse Assault and Cover-Up

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FRESNO, California — A former superior court judge faces federal charges for the alleged sexual assault of a judicial assistant and subsequent attempts to mislead investigators. Retired Judge Adolfo Corona, 66, was indicted on August 21, with charges including deprivation of bodily integrity under color of law, making false statements to law enforcement, and attempted document alteration. The incidents are reported to have taken place at the Fresno County Courthouse. According to the indictment, Corona assaulted a judicial assistant in a stairwell in March 2024, and he allegedly fabricated details about the event during both … Read more

Major Legal Battles Unfold: Denver’s Courthouse Sees Surge in Property Disputes and Construction Claims

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Denver, Colo. — A series of real estate litigation cases filed in the Adams and Arapahoe District Courts has highlighted various disputes over unpaid bills, property damage, and alleged construction defects. These cases showcase the ongoing tensions in the local real estate market as contractors, homeowners, and various service providers seek resolution through legal channels. In Adams District Court, the case of Property Solutions Handyman LLC versus Milky Way Apartments LLC stands out, with the plaintiff asserting a claim for $72,914 related to work performed at 1300 Milky Way in Thornton. The case was officially … Read more

High-Stakes Legal Battle: Former Sheriff Fights for Bond Amid Murder Charges in Shocking Courthouse Shooting

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Whitesburg, Kentucky — As the trial date approaches for former Letcher County Sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines, the question of bond eligibility remains in limbo nearly a year after the tragic shooting death of District Judge Kevin Mullins. A defense attorney has argued for a $50,000 cash or property bond, asserting that Stines does not pose a flight risk or threat to public safety. In contrast, prosecutors maintain that Stines should be denied bond due to the capital nature of the charges he faces. Stines has been incarcerated since September when Mullins was fatally shot inside … Read more

Tulsa County Courthouse to Close Third Floor for Renovations: Judges and Dockets Reassigned

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TULSA, Okla. — Starting Monday, July 28, the third floor of the Tulsa County Courthouse will be closed for construction, prompting a reassignment of all judges and court dockets previously located there. The closure is expected to last until August 5, affecting court operations during this period. Notably, several judges will now be presiding in different courtrooms across the courthouse. Judge Pace has been moved to Courtroom 507, while Judge Chesbro will take over Courtroom 637. Other judge assignments include Judge Wilson in Courtroom 501, Judge Doss in Courtroom 605, and Judge Horton in Courtroom … Read more