Students and Professor Petition Supreme Court
A group of law students at the University of Utah are petitioning the US Supreme Court in another development in debate over juvenile offenders.
California man files civil rights case 36 years after wrongful conviction
Michael Ray Hanline holds a record no one wants to break. The 69-year old man has served the longest sentence of any wrongly convicted citizen in California.
Supreme Court to Decide if Fraud Defendant Can Have Access to Legally Obtained Assets
The Supreme Court is hearing a case on a defendant's rights to seized assets that may set new precedent on the subject. The case centers on Sila Luis, a Miami woman who was indicted in 2012 for Medicare fraud. The allegations against Luis claim that she and two co-defendants used bribes and false claims to defraud Medicare of $50 million dollars.
Top Texas Prosecutor Indicted on Felony Security Fraud Charges
Amid allegations of felony-level financial misconduct, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his attorneys are fighting back against the courts.
