Pleas

Governor Matt Meyer Nominates Jordan Ponzo Perry to Join Delaware’s Court of Common Pleas, Highlighting Her Two Decades of Legal Expertise

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WILMINGTON, Del. — Governor Matt Meyer has put forward the nomination of Jordan Ponzo Perry, Esq., for a judgeship on the Court of Common Pleas, highlighting her extensive legal background and commitment to public service. Ponzo Perry, a Wilmington native, brings nearly 20 years of legal expertise as both a criminal prosecutor and civil litigator. Currently serving as an Assistant County Attorney in New Castle County, Ponzo Perry represents the Department of Public Safety. In this role, she collaborates closely with law enforcement, emergency responders, and county officials, addressing a myriad of legal matters relevant … Read more

Lawsuit Claims Jail Guards Disregarded Pleas While Inmate Suffered Fatal Torture by Cellmate

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San Diego, CA — An emotionally wrenching lawsuit has emerged garnering concerns about negligence within the prison system, as a man allegedly endured fatal torture by his cellmate while their cries for help were reportedly ignored by jail guards. The horrific incident unfolded within the walls of a California jail, spotlighting pressing questions regarding the supervision and protocols established for inmate safety. According to legal documents filed, the victim, whose life tragically ended within a confined sheriffs’ department facility, was subjected to prolonged abuse that led to his death. The lawsuit claims that despite the … Read more

Judge Sets New Timeline for 9/11 Guilty Pleas Amid Legal Twists at Guantanamo

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Guantanamo Naval Base, Cuba – In a recent legal development at Guantanamo Bay, a judge has temporarily halted the acceptance of guilty pleas from Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, the alleged orchestrator of the September 11 attacks, and two other defendants. This decision comes amid an appeal from the U.S. government, which could potentially alter the course of the sentencing phase. Air Force Col. Matthew McCall, overseeing the proceedings, has expressed intent to proceed with the hearings, potentially during the holiday break in late December or early January. His commitment indicates a readiness to move forward before … Read more

Stratford Man Seeks Court’s Approval to Withdraw Guilty Pleas for Norwalk Armed Robbery Case

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Norwalk, CT – In a surprising twist in a case that has captured the local community’s attention, a Stratford man convicted of armed robbery is now seeking to have his guilty pleas overturned. This request was made to a judge in Norwalk, citing claims of ineffective legal counsel and asserting that his previous representation failed to competently advise him about the implications of his guilty plea. The individual, whose identity is presently withheld due to the sensitive nature of the legal proceedings, entered the guilty pleas last year after being arrested in connection with a … Read more