Jenn Wood is a Researcher at FITSNews. She focuses on law and legal affairs, particularly in the areas of litigation, civil lawsuits, and family court matters. Jenn's work has been featured in various discussions surrounding civil and family law.
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The federal civil rights lawsuit follows the South Carolina supreme court’s unanimous decision overturning Murdaugh’s murder convictions over Hill’s conduct with jurors.
Attorney for dismissed Murdaugh juror argues the public deserves access to sealed investigative records following the supreme court’s reversal of Alex Murdaugh’s convictions.
An escalating legal battle may ultimately hinge on one question: Can anyone prove where the PCBs came from?
No judge ever ruled on whether investigators improperly influenced a forensic expert – or mishandled key evidence ahead of South Carolina’s ‘Trial of the Century.’
Sprawling federal case accuses alleged gang members and associates of moving large quantities of narcotics throughout the South Carolina Lowcountry…
From the ‘Remmer presumption’ to Rule 606(b), here is what the justices concluded — and why it matters far beyond this one case.
Justices reject international corporate challenge while reinforcing controversial power structure at center of South Carolina’s asbestos docket.
Federal prosecutors tied Miles directly to the fentanyl overdose death of prominent Charleston attorney…
Author James Lasdun discusses his new book and his ongoing effort to understand what could driven a father to kill his wife and son.
In his first public interview, Alex Murdaugh’s appellate lawyer says jurors in a second trial should take a fresh look at the evidence — not the mythology surrounding it.
