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Alec Baldwin’s Trial Day Two: Defense Questions Weapon Supplier’s Relationship with Investigators

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SANTA FE, N.M. — During the second day of Alec Baldwin’s involuntary manslaughter trial in New Mexico, proceedings intensified with the actor’s defense team scrutinizing the investigation surrounding the fatal shooting on the set of the movie “Rust.” Defense attorney Alex Spiro focused heavily on the handling of live ammunition that was inadvertently loaded into Baldwin’s revolver, which led to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The trial saw Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer allow the prosecution to present statements previously made by Baldwin, illustrating his experience with firearms and blank rounds. This is pertinent as … Read more

Reversal of Another Saratoga County Verdict Raises Questions About Anonymous Jury Practices

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Saratoga Springs, NY — In a recent turn of judicial proceedings in Saratoga County, a higher court has overturned a conviction due to concerns surrounding the use of an anonymous jury. This marks the second such instance in the area, raising questions about the fairness and transparency of this legal practice. The recent decision involved the case of a local man previously found guilty of drug possession charges. The Appellate Division of the state Supreme Court cited the undue process of employing an anonymous jury as a key factor in their decision to reverse the … Read more

Controversy in North Carolina: DA Report Raises Questions About Police Tactics in Fatal Shooting of Unarmed Man

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PINEVILLE, N.C. — In a comprehensive review, the Mecklenburg County District Attorney concluded it is unlikely that a jury would find a Pineville Police officer criminally liable in the fatal shooting of Dennis Bodden, a suspected shoplifter. However, issues were raised about the officer’s handling of the incident, prompting further scrutiny and discussion regarding police conduct. District Attorney Spencer Merriweather detailed the event in a 20-page report concerning the incident that occurred on May 14. According to Merriweather, Sgt. Adam Roberts, the officer involved, reported to dispatch that Bodden had attempted physical aggression against him. … Read more

Donald Trump’s Hush Money Case: Revealing Questions for Jury Selection Revealed

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NEW YORK CITY, New York (AP) — As former President Donald Trump prepares to face criminal charges for allegedly falsifying business records, the questions that will be asked of the jury have been revealed. The trial is scheduled to begin next week, with jury selection set to commence on April 15. The prospective jurors will be asked a range of questions, from their listening habits to podcasts to their opinions on a former president being criminally tried in state court. An appeals court recently dismissed Trump’s attempt to delay the case. He had filed a … Read more