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Lorraine Hatzakorzian Opening statements Wednesday in murder, dismemberment trial in Broward County Man Accused Of Beheading Woman Pleads No Contest No trial after murder suspect pleads no contest Man sentenced in dismemberment case with Port Orange connection INMATE INFORMATION DC Number: B10373 Name: TRUCCHIO, PAUL Race: WHITE Sex: MALE Hair Color: BLACK E […]
The lawyer for a man once charged with being the murderer of his daughter has paid a tipster whose information led to a convicted rapist in the girl's death. […]
After years of success, New York Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly is going through turbulent times, with a series of troublesome episodes, reports the New York Times. They include officers fixing traffic tickets, running guns, and disparaging civilians on Facebook, and accusations that officers are encouraged to question minorities on the streets indiscrimi […]
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood hires lots of outside lawyers. They make a great deal of money for the state, and for themselves. Not everyone is happy with that situation. […]
TODAY'S TAKE: Virginians will no longer be limited to one handgun purchase a month under legislation set to clear the newly Republican state legislature. The limit has been in place for 19 years. […]
The Republican leader of the Alabama Senate said Thursday he helped pay the legal bills of a Democratic senator acquitted of all charges in Alabama's gambling corruption investigation. […]
The Republican leader of the Alabama Senate said Thursday he helped pay the legal bills of a Democratic senator acquitted of all charges in Alabama's gambling corruption investigation. […]
State Sen. Jonathan Dismang, R-Searcy, said Wednesday that he wants the Legislature to pass a bill in this month's fiscal session to give the Arkansas Board of Parole authority to deny parole to people convicted of felony sex offenses. […]
The Arkansas Supreme Court said today in a 4-2 ruling that a state trooper had reasonable suspicion to detain a Lawrence County woman and search her vehicle, overturning a Court of Appeals ruling that the detention and search were illegal. […]
Recalled Senate President Russell Pearce has filed paperwork with the Secretary of State's Office that would allow him to seek a return to the Legislature. […]
A federal appeals court refused Thursday to release videotapes of the trial challenging the constitutionality of California's same-sex marriage ban. […]
A federal appeals court rejected the release of video recordings of a landmark gay marriage trial, saying the trial judge's order to keep them under wraps must be honored to preserve judicial integrity. […]
The state's embattled Board of Parole asked budget drafters Thursday to reinstate its dedicated funding stream next fiscal year, allowing the panel to pay for administrative help and maintain its independence from the Department of Correction. […]
It's easy to tell when Florida's leaders in Tallahassee are trying to ram through legislation that would not pass on its merits. First they try to sneak it through. Once caught, they change the rules and play with the financial numbers. Then the governor calls in opponents to twist arms. And finally, legislative leaders punish those who won't […]
Georgia would spend $300 million on a toll highway meant to alleviate congestion in metro Atlanta and assist farmers who say they are struggling to find enough workers following the state's crackdown on illegal immigrants under an $18.6 billion budget plan proposed Thursday by House lawmakers. […]
An alcohol-control bill expanding minor-in-possession laws and creating criminal penalties for adults who allow young people to drink faltered in a House committee this afternoon. […]
Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White's defense lawyer rested Thursday without presenting a case against voter fraud charges that could oust White from office. […]
Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White's defense lawyer rested Thursday without presenting a case against voter fraud charges that could oust White from office. […]
A bill requiring state and local governments, schools and businesses with government contracts to use an online federal program to verify that employees aren't in the country illegally passed the House Labor and Industry Committee on Thursday. […]
Doctors and others who prescribe narcotic painkillers in Kentucky would be required to use the state's prescription-drug monitoring system under wide-ranging legislation introduced Thursday to combat prescription-drug abuse. […]
The summit Wednesday at the University of Kentucky on prescription drug abuse and addiction captured the severity and extent of an appalling problem. […]
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A 29-year-old woman has been charged with first-degree murder, first-degree robbery and conspiracy to commit murder in the 2010 shooting death of a Tacoma man. Leah Marie Aguilar Alvarez pleaded not guilty in Pierce County Superior Court on Thursday. She’s jailed in lieu of $1 million bail. […]
The office has seen its budget shrink from $15 million to $10 million since 2009, giving it enough money to pay for 10 deputies -- down from 38 -- to provide law enforcement response to Concord, Painesville, Perry and Leroy townships. […]
John O'Mara recoiled Friday at the mere thought of it. Talk about himself? It's not in his attention-avoiding DNA. All he wanted was to slide out of his fourth-floor corner office in the Sacramento District Attorney's Office. He saw no need to look back on the career during which he oversaw every county murder prosecution going back five presi […]