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A jury in Detroit could turn on a judge due to embezzlement allegations. As the judge stole funds from the estates of incapacitated individuals, she lived it up. The funds were used for things like a luxury car lease, among other personal investments.

Caprio developed a persona at odds with many TV judges and used his fame to address issues like unequal access to the judicial system.

Kennedy, who left the bench in 2018, cautioned about "freedom" during his remarks, which lasted nearly 10 minutes, at an event on Thursday

Wander Franco, the suspended Rays shortstop, has been found guilty in a sexual abuse case involving a 14-year-old girl in the Dominican Republic.

In what is thought to be a first in American courts, Christopher Pelkey's family utilized artificial intelligence to craft a video that used his likeness to provide him a voice

The latest addition to the Supreme Court spoke about what she called the "elephant in the room" at a judicial conference in Puerto Rico

A judge dropped the misdemeanor charge of impersonating officials against Shane Al Randall and instructed that his iPhone and the $3,000 cash bond be returned to him

The trial had just begun with opening statements and the first witnesses.

As demands to impeach judges intensify, specialists are concerned about the impact on the judicial system

A third federal judge has halted President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to terminate birthright citizenship for children of individuals residing illegally in the U.S

Judge Richard T. Snyder avoided serving on a jury by stating that he couldn’t remain unbiased, believing that everyone appearing in court is guilty

The restraining order against the imprisoned rapper will stay in place until early 2030.

Shawn "Mickey" Stines was charged with one count of murdering a public official for allegedly shooting District Judge Kevin Mullins in his office on September 19

Their agreement, which has angered progressive groups, means more of Biden’s district court picks will get votes, but none of his appeals court picks will.

According to prosecutors, Stephen Jay Thorn, a 66-year-old from Pensacola, left five threatening voice messages for U.S. District Judge Wendy Berger

A federal appeals court has decided that Lonnie Billard's rights were not infringed upon when he was terminated after disclosing his marriage to another man on social media

The controversial court at the heart of efforts to ban mifepristone refused to abide by new rules meant to curtail the legal strategy popular with conservatives.

After being wrongfully accused of murder in connection with a self-induced abortion in 2022, Lizelle Gonzalez filed a lawsuit against the Starr County District Attorney's office and the county

U.S. District Judge David Lawson stated that the city did not adhere to a court directive outlining the necessary actions to complete the replacement of old lead pipes

According to the police, the former boyfriend didn't hear any gunshots but awoke with intense head pain and was unable to see

Local lawyer Jill Jefferson was found guilty of several misdemeanors on January 31, but the judge unexpectedly reversed the decision without providing a reason

Judge Robert Putorti's lack of remorse after the gun episode contributed to his removal, according to the decision.

The state judge, currently being investigated by an Oklahoma judicial ethics committee, was inaugurated for a four-year term in January

Tiffany Cartwright, now one of the youngest federal judges in the country, is part of Biden’s push to infuse the courts with professional diversity.

The "Jerry Maguire" actor settled accusations that he raped a woman in a New York City hotel just as a trial was to begin.