Sunday 14 August, 2022
Travis McMichael’s punishment is largely symbolic as he had already been sentenced to life without parole for murder earlier this year.
He faces up to two years in federal prison when he is sentenced on October 21.
The accused’s lawyer said he intends to plea not guilty plea to all charges.
Trump and his two eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr, agreed last week to answer questions under oath starting 15 July.
The lawsuit maintains he was aware of the potential dangers of sharing Facebook users’ data.
Nancy Crampton Brophy stands accused of shooting Daniel Brophy using a gun whose now-missing barrel she bought on eBay.
If the case was overturned, 24 States are set to restrict abortion access.
New York Attorney General Letitia James had asked the court to hold Mr Trump in contempt over disclosure of documents.
Lawyers on behalf of the actor said Amber Heard had been ‘preparing to give the performance of a lifetime’ during the recently begun US trial.
The law has catapulted Florida and Ron DeSantis, a potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate, to the forefront of the US’s culture wars.
Smollett’s lawyers said he was the target of a racist justice system and people playing politics.
The families and a survivor of the Sandy Hook shooting in Connecticut sued Remington in 2015.
It was the latest sign that a verdict was not near in the month-long trial.
Chauvin has already been convicted of state murder and manslaughter charges.
The ban has been rejected twice before – once in January and again in March.
A jury found the hotel was partly to blame.
A US judge described Shannon Conley as “a bit of a mess”.
Pages and pages of this: “I hate my job. I hate my job. I hate my job. I hate my job…”
Two businesses will go to the Supreme Court to get exemptions given to religious organisations extended.
A US judge rejected arguments from the Authors Guild that Google’s “Library Project” violated the rights of authors by scanning works without approval.
The ban had been issued due to patent infringements on Apple products with today’s decision coming as Samsung announced details of their new curved smartphone.
Maryann Sahoury is suing a production company after breastfeeding instructional video was used by a third party to make porn.
Over 100 people fled the cinema after man shouted “This is it” and donned black gloves at screening.
Meanwhile, Christian Bale visited survivors of Friday’s shooting and lays flower at memorial.
Former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky is expected to spend the rest of his life behind bars after being convicted of child abuse.
Craig Dershowitz says he considers the dog his ‘son’ and has spent his life savings on lawyers’ fees in trying to win custody.
Victor Willis has been granted partial ownership of the rights to YMCA, Macho Man and other Village People hits.
Former Anglo Irish Bank CEO David Drumm filed for bankruptcy in the US in 2010.
Jamie Stice, 21, was attacked while pregnant and left to die after her unborn child was taken.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab pleaded guilty to attempting to blow up a US flight on Christmas Day 2009 using a bomb concealed in his underwear.
Maksim Gelman is serving 200 years in prison for killing four people in February 2011.
The 19-year-old was accused of eating the treat without paying for it.
A 17-year-old has been charged with the first-degree murder of Ciaran Conneely, who had moved to the US over ten years ago.
The 31-year-old claims that therapists made her believe she had participated in Satanic rituals and suffered sexual abuse through hypnosis.
Five people died and 17 others fell ill as a result of the anthrax letter campaign in 2001.
City Attorney Pete Holmes said there were “proof problems” in bringing a case against Ben Fodor/Phoenix Jones, but insists he is “no hero”.
Dr Conrad Murray, who treated the late pop star, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter over Jackson’s death in June 2009.
The sale of David Drumm’s waterfront mansion for €2.82m will some of the way towards repaying around €10.2m in debts.
Self-styled crime fighter Phoenix Jones, aka Ben Fodor, was in court over allegedly assaulting several people in a pepper spray incident earlier this month.
The alarm was raised after a woman contacted emergency services to say her newborn baby was not breathing, but authorities later discovered it was not her infant and had not been delivered naturally.
