Jury

Jury Awards $34 Million to Woman Wrongfully Convicted in 2001 Murder, After Nearly 16 Years in Prison

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Las Vegas, NV – A federal jury in Nevada has granted over $34 million in damages to a woman, now 41, who unjustly served almost 16 years in prison for a murder committed back in 2001, which she did not perpetrate, marking a significant miscarriage of justice. The woman, Kirstin Lobato, who now goes by the name Blaise, was emotionally moved, shedding tears as she embraced her lawyers following the announcement of the verdict in U.S. District Court. Blaise was merely 18 when first entangled in the legal system over the gruesome slaying of Duran … Read more

San Diego Jury Rules Against Molson Coors in Trademark Battle with Stone Brewing

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San Diego, CA — In a notable legal decision, a federal jury in San Diego ruled that Molson Coors, the parent company of Keystone Light, unlawfully infringed on the trademark of competitor Stone Brewing. This verdict marks a significant event in the brewing industry, underscoring the importance of brand identity and intellectual property rights. The case hinged on the accusation from Stone Brewing that Molson Coors had improperly used its trademarked name. Stone Brewing, renowned in the craft beer community for its distinct branding and extensive range of beers, argued that Molson Coors’ actions could … Read more

Jury Deliberates Fate of Law Professor Diarmuid Phelan in High-Profile Murder Trial

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Dublin, Ireland – The trial of Diarmuid Phelan, a prominent law professor accused of murder, has reached a crucial stage as the jury commenced deliberations. Phelan, who is also a practicing barrister, faces charges related to the fatal shooting of Keith Conlon, a man who was allegedly trespassing on his property earlier this year. The incident, which has captured widespread attention, occurred in February when Conlon and two others reportedly entered Phelan’s land near the rural area of Tallaght, south Dublin. According to reports, an altercation ensued which culminated in Phelan firing a gun, critically … Read more

Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office Alerts Residents to Surge in Jury Duty Phone Scams

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Atlantic County, New Jersey, has issued a public warning about a prevalent jury duty scam targeting local residents. Authorities are alerting individuals to be vigilant of fraudulent calls from imposters posing as government officials, who manipulate victims into paying fines for allegedly failing to appear for jury service. These scammers typically coerce victims into making payments under the threat of arrest, instructing them to use prepaid credit cards, wire transfers, or electronic currency transfers. The scammers are convincing, citing specific personal information and using caller ID spoofing techniques to make the call appear legitimate. Sheriff’s … Read more