Marisa Sarnoff is a journalist at Law & Crime. She focuses on crime and justice, with a particular emphasis on juvenile justice and lawsuits. Marisa's work has been featured in notable outlets including Law & Crime, NewsBreak, MSN, and Court TV.
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Marisa Sarnoff's coverage is heavily focused on politics and crime, particularly around court cases, law enforcement, and criminal behavior. She devotes a significant portion of her work to evolving stories and breaking news related to legal policy regulation.
Given her focus, Marisa may be most receptive to pitches involving in-depth analysis or expert commentary on high-profile court cases or legal developments with political implications. Sources who can provide insights into the nuances of evolving legal situations or breaking political events are likely to catch her attention.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Marisa's work, she seems open to covering a wide range of national and international topics within the realm of politics and crime.
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By: Marisa Sarnoff
An Ohio woman who was found wearing a blood-soaked sweatshirt after beating her friend's daughter while babysitting overnight is headed for prison.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
A Jan. 6 rioter who bragged about his role in the attack on the U.S. Capitol — and was later pardoned by President Donald Trump — is behind bars again, this time for allegedly threatening to kill a teen on trial for murder.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
The Maryland mom who shot her daughter in the neck — landing the girl in the hospital — and then instructed her to lie in order to make the case "go away" will herself be going away for the next five decades.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
Left: Former magazine columnist, E. Jean Carroll, center, enters a vehicle outside of Manhattan federal court following the verdict in her second
By: Marisa Sarnoff
An Ohio mom is behind bars after allegedly leaving her malnourished daughter home alone while she worked her overnight job.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
The Oklahoma man who forced his 11-year-old stepdaughter to give birth at home without medical care will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
A Kentucky woman has seen assault charges upgraded to murder after her alleged attack on her boyfriend ultimately resulted in his death.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
A Wyoming man who allegedly insisted to police that his infant son was sleeping inside his house — where he had "just put the baby to sleep" — was apparently shocked to find the child locked inside his hot car instead.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
A New York couple celebrated their anniversary in Florida with a detour to the home of the man's ex, where the married couple allegedly opened fire on the ex's home as the victim's two children were inside.
By: Marisa Sarnoff
An Ohio man allegedly tried to blame a 6-year-old boy's serious injuries on a kids' playground fight over a popsicle — until the child himself started talking to investigators, police say.
