Tag: Criminal trials
Extreme Judicial Malfunction in Death Penalty Case, According to 6th Circuit
A federal appeals court recently made a significant decision in a death penalty case, granting relief to the inmate who challenged his sentencing. The court found that an Ohio judge displayed bias by involving...
Prosecutors Oppose Juror Questionnaire in Santos Fraud Trial
The prosecutors in the Santos fraud trial are against using a juror questionnaire. They believe that this could potentially complicate the trial process and may not be necessary. The prosecutors argue that the jury...
Uncovering the Neglected Role of Juries in Legal Dramas
In mid-April, jury selection began for The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump. The case resulted in the conviction of the former president on all 34 counts of falsifying...