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Filmmaker Catherine Masud Reveals the Untold Story of Stephen Bingham’s Underground Life in ‘A Double Life’ Documentary

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SALEM, Mass. – The story of Stephen Bingham, a lawyer who disappeared in 1971 after being accused of smuggling a gun into San Quentin Prison, has been the subject of national and international headlines for decades. Bingham, who comes from a prominent family in Salem, Massachusetts, was asked by the Black Panthers to help an investigator on the legal team of prison-rights activist George Jackson, who was working on a book. When the investigator was not allowed to see Jackson, Bingham went in her place, bringing a draft of the book and a tape recorder. … Read more

Jury Set and Ready: Brad Srebnik’s Trial for Double Murder Charges Begins with 16-Member Panel

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Alpena, Michigan – The jury has been selected for the trial of Brad Srebnik, who is accused of murdering Brynn Bills and Abby Hill in 2021. The 16-person jury, consisting of eight men and eight women, was finalized on Thursday at the APlex. While all 16 jury members will be present for the trial, only 12 will participate in the deliberation process, which will be determined through a random selection. The decision to seat more jurors was made to prevent any delays that could arise from unforeseen circumstances, such as COVID-19 infections. If convicted, Srebnik … Read more

Legal Hypocrisy Unmasked: ICC Prosecutor Accused of Double Standards Amid Ongoing Genocide

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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – Concerns are mounting over the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor’s alleged “double standards” in addressing ongoing genocides, according to a lawyer who spoke out about the issue. The ICC, based in The Hague, is responsible for trying individuals for crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocide. However, the lawyer accused the court of selective prosecution, suggesting that it applies different standards when it comes to investigating and prosecuting cases. The lawyer’s comments come as the world witnesses ongoing instances of genocide. The ICC prosecutor’s alleged selective approach to tackling these crimes … Read more

Judge Sets Jury Trial Date in New Year’s Day Double Murder Case: March Trial Scheduled for Death of Justin Boyd and Jasmine Ivy-Dede

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A jury trial has been scheduled for March in the case of a double murder that occurred on New Year’s Day. The trial will address the deaths of Justin Boyd and Jasmine Ivy-Dede. According to a judge’s ruling on Friday, the trial will take place later this year. The victims, Justin Boyd and Jasmine Ivy-Dede, lost their lives on January 1st in a tragic incident. The judge’s decision to set a jury trial for the case is a significant development in seeking justice for their deaths. The trial is expected to shed light on the … Read more