Trial

Renowned Attorney, Tom Girardi Set for May Trial in High-Stakes California Criminal Case

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Prominent attorney Tom Girardi will face trial in May in California’s criminal case, as he is accused of multiple charges including fraud, embezzlement, and perjury. Girardi is a renowned lawyer known for his involvement in high-profile cases. The trial, scheduled to begin in May, will be closely watched due to its potential impact on Girardi’s reputation and legal career. Girardi’s legal troubles stem from allegations that he misappropriated millions of dollars from settlements intended for his clients. The scheme allegedly involved diverting settlement funds to support his lavish lifestyle and maintain … Read more

Owner of Dogs in Warren Dog Attack Requests Jury Trial, Faces Misdemeanor Charges

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HUNTINGTON COUNTY, Ind. – Megan Anderson, the owner of two dogs that allegedly bit a Warren man and killed his dog, appeared in court on Wednesday for her initial hearing. Anderson requested a jury trial during the hearing, where she faced two Class C Misdemeanor charges of dog bite liability resulting in injury. If convicted, she could face a minimum of 60 days in jail and a fine of up to $500. This case dates back to December when a judge in Huntington County ordered the removal of the dogs from Anderson’s care. The animals … Read more

Florida Man Defends Himself in Treehouse Murder Trial as Jury Selection Begins

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Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of Franklin ‘Ty’ Tucker in Florida. Tucker, who is representing himself, faces murder charges in connection with the Treehouse Murder case. Proceedings commenced on January 10, 2024, and are expected to carry significant weight in determining Tucker’s fate. Tucker’s decision to represent himself adds an intriguing aspect to the trial. It is a rare occurrence, as most defendants opt to have legal counsel to navigate the complexities of the legal system. This choice by Tucker may have strategic implications on how he presents his case and cross-examines … Read more

Defendant in Child Murder Case Chooses Bench Trial, Waives Jury

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HOUSTON, TEXAS – Brian Coulter, the defendant charged with capital murder in the death of Kendrick Lee, has waived his right to a jury trial. Coulter’s lawyers made this announcement on Wednesday, revealing that the trial, originally scheduled for February, will now proceed as a bench trial. The decision means that Judge Kelli Johnson will hear the evidence and determine the verdict and punishment. Coulter’s appearance in the 178th District Court showcased his distinctive yellow jumpsuit and long hair, longer than when he was arrested. It is uncommon for cases of this nature to go … Read more