Justice

Assailant of Las Vegas Judge Sentenced to Maximum 4-Year Prison Term, Delivering Justice for Courtroom Attack

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Las Vegas, Nevada – A man who attacked a judge in Las Vegas has been sentenced to up to four years in prison. The incident occurred in the courtroom of District Judge Andrew Gordon during a sentencing hearing for the attacker’s son. The judge was physically assaulted by the man after he became angry with the sentence handed down to his son. The attacker, whose name has not been released, pleaded guilty to charges of battery and assault on a public officer. He was sentenced to a minimum of two years and a maximum of … Read more

Former Lawyer Seeks Justice as Davis Polk Battles Retaliation Lawsuit in High-Stakes Trial

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San Francisco, CA – International law firm Davis Polk is set to face trial in a former lawyer’s lawsuit alleging retaliation. The trial is expected to shed light on the firm’s workplace culture and treatment of whistleblowers. The lawsuit, which was filed by a former associate at Davis Polk, accuses the firm of retaliating against her for reporting misconduct by a partner. The plaintiff claims that after she reported the partner’s behavior to the firm’s management, she faced harassment and ultimately was fired. The trial, scheduled to begin on February 24th, 2024, is expected to … Read more

Father of Woman Killed in Tragic Wrong Driveway Shooting Calls for Justice as Trial Begins

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Hebron, New York – The trial of the man charged with fatally shooting 20-year-old Kaylin Gillis after she mistakenly pulled into his driveway is set to begin with jury selection on Monday. Kevin Monahan, the accused, has pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree murder, reckless endangerment, and tampering with physical evidence. Gillis and her friends were on a trip in a rural area of New York near the Vermont state line when she pulled into Monahan’s driveway, mistaking it for a friend’s address. The confusion may have been exacerbated by spotty cell phone service … Read more

Spain Takes a Bold Step Towards Justice with New Amnesty Law

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Madrid, Spain – In a bold and courageous move, the Spanish government has passed an amnesty law aimed at healing the wounds of the past. The law, which grants amnesty to former members of the Basque separatist group ETA, has sparked varied opinions among the Spanish population. The amnesty law marks a significant step towards reconciliation in a divided nation. With over 800 deaths and countless acts of violence during ETA’s decades-long armed campaign for Basque independence, Spain has been grappling with the scars of this conflict for years. The government’s decision to grant amnesty … Read more