Social Media Controversy Casts Shadow Over Londonderry Trial of Former Soldier in Bloody Sunday Case

LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland — A recent social media post by loyalist activist Jamie Bryson is under scrutiny during the trial of a former British soldier charged with murder in relation to the Bloody Sunday incident. Judge Patrick Lynch raised concerns about Bryson’s comments, made on the platform X, during proceedings at the Belfast Crown Court. The judge expressed his apprehensions regarding the potential implications of the post under the Contempt of Court Act. “It is fortunate for Mr. Bryson that this is a case without a jury,” Judge Lynch remarked, noting that had a jury … Read more

Matriarch Fights for Justice: Donna Adelson Seeks New Trial in High-Profile Murder Case

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The matriarch of a South Florida family, facing a potential life sentence for the calculated murder of her former son-in-law, is seeking a new trial. Donna Adelson’s legal team contends that alleged juror misconduct and judicial errors justify revisiting her case. Adelson was convicted earlier this month after jurors delivered guilty verdicts during a trial that lasted several weeks. She faced serious charges including first-degree murder, conspiracy, and solicitation concerning the death of Daniel Markel, a law professor at Florida State University, who was killed in 2014. In a motion for a … Read more

Jury Weighs Verdict in Heart-Wrenching Trial Over 4-Year-Old Suni Bell’s Tragic Death

TAMPA, Fla. — A jury has entered its second day of deliberations in the trial regarding the death of four-year-old Suni Bell, who was fatally shot while riding in a vehicle in August 2021. The proceedings have highlighted the complexity of determining verdicts in a case that has drawn significant attention from the community. On Wednesday, jurors posed a series of questions to the judge, seeking clarification on the requirements for reaching a verdict. Among the inquiries was whether a verdict could be reached with a split opinion among jurors regarding the degree of guilt. … Read more

"Fugitive Who Faked Death Faces Jury in Shocking Rape Trial After Decade-Long Manhunt"

SALT LAKE CITY — Jury selection commenced on Monday in a high-profile rape trial involving a man accused of evading law enforcement by faking his own death. Nicholas Rossi, who is legally known as Nicholas Alahverdian, faces allegations of raping an ex-girlfriend in September 2008. The trial in Utah is expected to feature opening statements later this week. The woman, referred to in court documents as K.P., became involved with Rossi during the summer of 2008 after connecting on the social media platform MySpace. She subsequently ended the relationship due to his aggressive behavior and … Read more