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Revealing Insights: Jury Examines 2023 Police Interview with Nicholas Kassotis Following Arrest

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Nicholas Kassotis faced a jury in a courtroom in Roseville, California, as testimony centered around a 2023 police interview that followed his arrest. The proceedings aimed to shed light on the circumstances surrounding his case, significantly influencing the legal deliberations ahead. During the hearing, prosecutors presented key evidence gathered during the police interview, revealing Kassotis’s statements and behavior following his arrest. The recorded footage offered insights into his demeanor and responses to questions posed by law enforcement, a critical element as the jury evaluates his credibility and the context of the accusations against him. Kassotis, … Read more

7th Circuit Upholds Convictions of Nicholas Karagianis for Major Meth Distribution and Firearm Possession

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Indianapolis, Indiana — The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the convictions of Nicholas Karagianis, affirming his sentencing on multiple drug and firearm-related charges. The court’s ruling confirms Karagianis’ guilt on two counts of distributing more than 50 grams of methamphetamine and a count for possessing a firearm as a felon. He is to serve a combined total of 168 months on the drug charges and an additional 120 months for the firearm charge, all to run concurrently. The appeals court found that Karagianis failed to demonstrate that any actions taken by the district … Read more

Nicholas Opiyo Steps Down as Executive Director of Chapter Four Uganda, Anthony Masake Steps Up to Lead

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KAMPALA, Uganda — Nicholas Opiyo, a prominent human rights lawyer and the founder of Chapter Four Uganda, has announced his departure from the position of executive director, a role he has held since the organization’s inception in 2013. He passes the leadership baton to Anthony Masake, a seasoned member of the Chapter Four Uganda team. Under Opiyo’s guidance, the organization has been at the forefront of significant legal battles, including the notable nullification of Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act in 2014. Anthony Masake steps into the role with a wealth of experience and a commitment to continue … Read more

British Judge Nicholas Addison Phillips Retires from Hong Kong’s Top Court, Marks Fifth Foreign Justice Departure in 2023

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Hong Kong – Nicholas Addison Phillips, an 86-year-old British judge, has officially retired from his position as a non-permanent judge on Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal, marking the end of his term. This departure makes him the fifth foreign judiciary member to leave the court this year. Phillips, who has served on the Court of Final Appeal since 2012, opted not to extend his term, which expired Monday. The judiciary confirmed that Phillips cited “personal reasons” for his decision. Despite the recent change, the judiciary reassured the public and legal community that the operations … Read more