Michael Ruiz

Tyler Robinson's attorneys claim cameras and livestreaming of the Sept. 1 hearing risk turning the Charlie Kirk assassination case into a reality TV show.

Jurors deliberated just 2.5 hours before convicting Salazar of first-degree murder with special circumstance allegations

Surveillance video shows Alex James Barnett and Santiago Jorge Rogers at a gas station minutes before the fatal home invasion of Tucson police recruit.

Joao Batista Cunha De Araujo's ankle monitor generated a tamper alert and he could not be located at his home

Bryan Kohberger wins an evidentiary hearing in June 2027 after claiming his defense team convinced him to falsely confess to the Idaho murders.

Prosecutors ask Judge Steven Hippler to dismiss Kohberger's handwritten petition claiming ineffective counsel and coercion

Attorney Nicole Brenecki says employers can generally prohibit fiery workplace speech about the trial

Hollywood productions often dismantle, repurpose, or abandon their sets once filming ends. But every so often, a movie leaves behind something far more permanent. Some purpose-built sets survive as tourist attractions, while other real-world filming locations remain almost exactly as audiences remember them.

A retired Massachusetts judge says civil commitment reviews happen yearly and do not guarantee indefinite hospitalization

The disgraced Penn State defensive coordinator filed for post-conviction relief alleging authorities coached witnesses