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Judge Denies Pablo Lyle's Request For New Trial in Miami Road Rage Case
A Miami-Dade County judge denied the defense team’s request to grant telenovela star Pablo Lyle a new trial after he was convicted of manslaughter for a 2019 road rage killing.
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Harvey Weinstein Accuser Testifies She ‘Wanted to Die' During Alleged Rape
A foreign model-actress who says Harvey Weinstein raped her in 2013 testified Tuesday that she “wanted to die” during the alleged sexual assault by the former film producer in her Los Angeles hotel room and had feelings of guilt and disgust that lasted for years.
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Driver Sentenced in Crash That Killed Toddler in South Boston
The woman found guilty last week of motor vehicle homicide in the death of a toddler and serious injury of his sister four years ago in South Boston received a one-year sentence Thursday, with all but 60 days suspended. Charlene Casey, 67, caused a chain reaction crash that led to the death of Colin McGrath and the serious injury of…
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Danny Masterson Accuser Tells Court Actor Raped and Choked Her: ‘I Was Going to Die'
A woman who accused “That’s ’70s Show” actor Danny Masterson of sexually assaulted her in 2003 broke down on the witness stand Wednesday while giving graphic testimony of the alleged incident
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South Florida Killer Clown Trial Delayed for 7th Time After ‘Clown-Sighting ‘ File Is Uncovered
The trial of a Florida woman accused of dressing up as clown in 1990 and fatally shooting the wife of a man she later married has been postponed following the disclosure of a law enforcement file containing information about other clown-sighting leads at the time.
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Driver Found Guilty in Crash That Killed Toddler in South Boston
A jury found a woman guilty of motor vehicle homicide in the death of a toddler and serious injury of his sister four years ago in South Boston. Charlene Casey, 67, was behind the wheel of the car that hit the two children, Colin and Sloane McGrath, in a chain reaction crash on L Street in July 2018. Prosecutors alleged…
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Harvey Weinstein Goes on Trial in LA, Where He Once Reigned
Five years after women’s stories about him made the #MeToo movement explode, Harvey Weinstein is going on trial in Los Angeles, where he once was king of the Oscars.
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Trump at Center of Oath Keepers Novel Defense in Jan. 6 Case
The defense team in the Capitol riot trial of the Oath Keepers leader is relying on an unusual strategy with Donald Trump at the center.
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‘Fighting Fit': Trial to Show Oath Keepers' Road to Jan. 6
It’s been a long road to the upcoming Capitol riot trial of the the leader of the extremist group Oath Keepers. But the prosecution’s case against Stewart Rhodes covers a lot more than just the insurrection of Jan. 6, 2021.
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Testimony: School Shooter's Home Ruled by Chaos
Testimony at the trial of the Parkland school shooter shows that chaos reigned in the home he shared with his widowed mother and brother.
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Parkland Jurors Must Manage Trial Stress on Their Own
The 12 jurors chosen this past week to decide whether Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz is executed will be exposed to horrific images and emotional testimony, but must deal with any mental anguish alone.
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La Luz del Mundo Megachurch Leader Sentenced to 16 Years in Prison for Sexual Abuse
The leader of a megachurch with 5 million followers worldwide was sentenced to 16 years and eight months in prison Wednesday for sexual abuse.
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Louis Coleman Found Guilty of Kidnapping Mass. Mom Jassy Correia
A federal jury on Wednesday found Louis Coleman guilty of kidnapping young Massachusetts mother Jassy Correia outside a Boston nightclub in 2019, leading to her death. The federal jury was into its first full day of deliberations of the charge, kidnapping leading to death, on Tuesday, after prosecutors and Louis Coleman’s defense attorneys delivered closing statements. “Coleman was found guilty…
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Jassy Correia Kidnapping Case Heads to Jury After Closing Arguments
A jury is deliberating whether a man kidnapped a young Massachusetts mother outside a Boston nightclub in 2019, leading to her death. Closing arguments were held Tuesday in the trial of Louis Coleman, accused of kidnapping leading to the death of Jassy Correia. If convicted, Coleman faces life in prison. Prosecutors argued that Coleman sexually assaulted and strangled Correia before…
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Court Case in Deadly Kidnapping of Jassy Correia Begins in Boston
The trial of a man accused of kidnapping a young mother outside a Boston nightclub three years ago, leading to her death, was opening Tuesday at the city’s federal court. The family of Jassy Correia filed into the courtroom ahead of opening statements in the case. Louis Coleman III, a 35-year-old from Rhode Island, is charged with kidnapping resulting...
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Celebrity Chef Mario Batali Found Not Guilty in Boston Sexual Misconduct Trial
Celebrity chef Mario Batali was found not guilty Tuesday by a judge in his Boston sexual misconduct trial. Batali is charged with indecent assault and battery over a 2017 incident at a Back Bay restaurant. Boston Municipal Court Judge James Stanton found Batali not guilty, saying the complaining witness had “credibility issues” and found there was not enough evidence to...
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Mario Batali's Sexual Misconduct Trial Underway
A Massachusetts woman who accused Mario Batali of kissing and groping her while attempting to take a selfie at a Boston restaurant testified Monday that she felt confused and powerless to do anything to stop the celebrity chef.
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Trial of Jassy Correia's Accused Kidnapper Expected to Begin This Week
Three years after the body of Jassy Correia was found in the trunk of a car hundreds of miles from the Boston nightclub where the woman was last seen alive, the trial of the man accused of kidnapping her is nearing. Louis Coleman III, a 35-year-old from Rhode Island, has been charged in federal court with kidnapping resulting in death…
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Accuser Testifies as Mario Batali's Sexual Misconduct Trial Opens
The celebrity chef is accused of forcibly kissing and groping a woman at a Boston restaurant in 2017 after inviting her to take a selfie together.
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Scott Peterson's Attorney Says They Are ‘Cautiously Optimistic' About a New Trial
Lawyer Pat Harris said Peterson’s legal team ‘absolutely’ has new evidence that would be presented if he is granted a new trial in the murder of his wife and unborn son.