Jury

Judge Reduces St. Paul’s Record Jury Award in Excessive Force Case, Cuts $10 Million to $2.5 Million

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Minneapolis, MN – A federal judge has reduced the record jury award given to the family of Cordale Handy, a man fatally shot by St. Paul police in 2017. The award, initially set at $10 million in compensatory damages, has been decreased to $2.5 million after the city of St. Paul appealed the decision. U.S. District Judge David Doty described the original award as “patently excessive” and argued that it did not align with the limited evidence presented during the trial. Handy, who was under the influence of bath salts at the time of the … Read more

High-Stakes Deliberations: Jury Remains Divided in Controversial Bath Township Murder Trial

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ST. JOHNS, Mich. – The murder trial of Thomas Olson continues as the jury remains undecided. Olson is facing charges for the 2018 killing of Chong Yang, a hunter from Bath Township. After commencing their deliberations on Tuesday at noon, the jury has now taken a total of 12 hours to reach a verdict. The courtroom was filled with supporters from both sides, creating a charged atmosphere. The defense began the day by seeking clarifications on certain points raised during the closing arguments of the previous day. Throughout the deliberations, the jury has posed numerous … Read more

Groundbreaking Verdict: Jury Rejects LSD’s Role in Quadriplegia, Forces Insurer to Compensate $1M

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Middletown, CT – In a groundbreaking trial, a jury has determined that the use of LSD did not cause a man’s quadriplegia, ordering an insurance company to pay him $1 million in compensation. The verdict challenges the long-held belief that psychedelic drugs can lead to physical disabilities and raises questions about the responsibility of insurers in covering such claims. The case involved a man who claimed that his use of LSD resulted in his quadriplegia, a condition that left him paralyzed from the neck down. However, after a thorough examination of medical evidence and expert … Read more

Alleged Cult Leader ‘Natureboy’ Eligio Bishop Finally Faces Jury Selection in High-Stakes Rape and False Imprisonment Trial

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DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Jury selection is set to begin today for an alleged cult leader in DeKalb County, who is facing charges including rape and false imprisonment. The trial was originally planned to start yesterday, but it was postponed due to a scheduling conflict, according to the DeKalb County District Attorney’s Office. Eligio Bishop, also known as “Natureboy,” has been held without bond in the DeKalb County Jail since his arrest in April 2022. One of Bishop’s former cult members, who identified herself as his girlfriend, reported that he posted revenge pornography online after … Read more