Day 3 of Mary Sifuentes Retrial: Jury Examines Crucial Hospital Footage

LUBBOCK, Texas — The third day of Mary Sifuentes’ retrial focused on a surveillance video from the hospital, a key piece of evidence in a case that has garnered significant public interest. The footage was played for the jury as lawyers presented arguments over the events surrounding the death of 21-month-old Zayne G. Sifuentes is charged with injury to a child, a serious allegation stemming from the child’s demise, which has led to intense scrutiny of medical practices and parental responsibility. During the proceedings, jurors meticulously examined the video, which captures critical moments before and … Read more

Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals Chief Judge Mary Windom Announces Bid for Fourth Term, Emphasizing Justice for All

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Judge Mary Windom, the presiding judge of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, announced her candidacy for re-election to a fourth and final term in office on Tuesday. A member of the Republican Party, Windom first assumed her position on the court in 2008 and has since been re-elected three times. Windom, who was appointed presiding judge by her peers in 2012, expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve all Alabamians. “It has been my honor to serve in this important role,” she stated, emphasizing the importance of justice, especially for … Read more

Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer Announces Retirement after 15-Year Tenure in Santa Fe, Reflects on a Career of Public Service and High-Profile Trials

Santa Fe, N.M. – District Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer announced she will retire at the end of May after dedicating 15 years to the First Judicial District Court. Her departure marks the end of a significant chapter in New Mexico’s judicial history, punctuated by her leadership through challenging times including the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflecting on her career, Marlowe Sommer expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve, emphasizing the importance of delivering fair and timely justice within the legal system. “It has been an honor and privilege to serve the people of New Mexico,” she stated, … Read more

Local Government Denies Responsibility in Mary Davis Home Lawsuit Following Allegations of Abuse

Galesburg, IL – A lawsuit alleging abuse at the Mary Davis Home has been met with a formal response from Knox County officials, who claim they do not oversee the facility’s operations. The legal battle underscores deepening concerns about the treatment of residents at the juvenile detention center. Knox County attorneys filed documents this month asserting that the county does not have jurisdiction over the home, which is independently operated. This response follows a lawsuit lodged by former residents who allege they were subjected to abuse and neglect during their time at the facility. The … Read more