Noble Brigham is a Court Reporter at the Review-Journal. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering themes such as litigation, crime and justice, and civil and family law. Noble's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Yahoo News, and The Providence Journal.
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Noble Brigham's reporting primarily focuses on local breaking news and evolving crime-related stories in Boise, Idaho. If you have insights or information related to ongoing criminal investigations, road closures, local legal cases, or law enforcement issues in Boise and the surrounding areas of Idaho, your pitch is likely to align well with Noble's coverage.
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By: Noble Brigham
Las Vegas Review-Journal Former NBA basketball star Lamar Odom plans to make a no contest plea in his Las Vegas DUI case , according to an attorney representing him.
By: Noble Brigham
The defendant and man killed, both Las Vegas employees, had been locked in a monthslong workplace conflict.
By: Noble Brigham
Police accused him of entering the habitat at the iconic Flamingo resort this year, taking a bird back to his room and torturing it.
By: Noble Brigham
His attorney argued that he was “not guilty by reason of insanity,” but prosecutors said he “made a series of very calculated decisions.”
By: Noble Brigham
Attorneys argued that the Metropolitan Police Department improperly intercepted communication between the defendant and his attorney.
By: Noble Brigham
Police say Allison Howlett, who was arrested at a casino with a stockpile of weapons, planned a mass shooting.
By: Noble Brigham
Defense attorneys wanted him to be released from jail in time for her funeral. The judge reduced bail from $500,000 to $25,000.
By: Noble Brigham
Years before an attorney alleged the public defenders' building was contaminated with a toxic chemical, a lawsuit made similar claims about another county building.
By: Noble Brigham
She and a defense attorney provided different versions of how the meeting came about. “A hearing cannot occur ‘in chambers,'” said a legal expert.
By: Noble Brigham
The dispute comes in a case stemming from a November explosion at Piero's Italian Cuisine, an iconic restaurant near the Strip.
