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Lindsay Clancy Makes First In-Person Court Appearance as Defense Seeks Split Trial

A judge scheduled a prosecution-selected psychiatric evaluation for April 10 that will shape the case’s criminal-responsibility phase.

Florida Father Sentenced to 37 Years for Manslaughter Tied to Teen’s Deadly 2023 Crash

Palestine Action Ban Ruled Unlawful; Cases Put On Hold Pending Government Appeal

Peter Sayle Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter of Six-Week-Old Son Ahead of Sentencing Thursday

Aberfeldy Murder Trial Hears Police First Treated Death As Non-Suspicious

Duke of Marlborough Granted Conditional Bail as Crown Court Sets 2028 Trial in Strangulation Case

Sheraz Malik Convicted of Two Rapes in Nottinghamshire Park

UP Court Rejects Bid to Shift Akhlaq Lynching Trial

Judge Targets March Start for Jury Selection in Stephen Clare Death-Penalty Case

Trainee NHS Worker Jailed for Nine Years for Sexual Assaults on Patients at Welsh Hospital

Hamburg Court Confirms Self-Reading Order as Block Trial Breaks for Christmas Recess

Tyler Robinson Makes First In-Person Court Appearance as Judge Weighs Media Limits

Supreme Court Keeps Prajwal Revanna Trials With Bengaluru MP/MLA Court, Rejects Bias Claim

Rita Lambourne Axe Killing Trial Hears Sister’s Account of Prior Threats

Court Lifts Greg Lynn Secrecy Order, Allowing Reporting on 1999 Death and Police Dealings

Berlin Trial Opens in Alleged IS-Motivated Stabbing at Holocaust Memorial

Lainie Williams’ Mother Pays Tribute as Suspect Is Remanded and Trial Set for 2026

Magistrate Orders John Torney to Stand Trial Over Emma Bates’s Death

Barry Murder Trial Enters Third Day as Jury Shown Footage and Racial Slur Alleged

Hamburg Court Sets Closed Hearing on Prosecutors' Bid for Indefinite Psychiatric Commitment