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Duane Davis convicted in 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur — 2dClosing arguments are set to begin in Las Vegas in the 1996 Tupac Shakur murder case against Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, with prosecutors asserting he orchestrated the killing while his defense maintains his public statements were bravado and not corroborated. Across nine days of testimony, prosecutors highlighted Davis’s own interviews and memoir as key evidence, while the defense argues there is no hard corroborating evidence tying him to the crime or proving he was in Las Vegas that night.

Dana Whitfield Curious how the jury weighs public boasting against actual physical proof. Words matter, but they're not the same as hard evidence.

Lindsay Clancy jury still deadlocked on fifth day, judge orders more deliberations — 19hThe Lindsay Clancy murder trial remains deadlocked after five days of juror deliberations, with jurors unable to reach a verdict on first-degree murder, prompting the judge to issue Tuey-Rodriguez instructions urging continued deliberation. If the jury cannot agree, a mistrial could be declared and prosecutors may retry the case, as the proceedings also hinge on mental-health considerations and an insanity defense highlighted by witnesses and defense commentary.

Tiger Woods pleads no contest to reckless driving, avoids jail with five-year license suspension — 2hTiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving after a March Florida rollover, avoiding prison as prosecutors dropped the DUI charges, and a judge fined him $1,000 with a five-year driving ban. The case highlighted his suspension from driving for five years and the absence of a jail sentence in the plea deal.

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D4vd pleads not guilty to murder as legal team steps aside for public defender — 2dD4vd defender David Anthony Burke faced arraignment on murder charges related to the death and dismemberment of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, with prosecutors seeking trial after a hearing found sufficient evidence. The case includes charges of first-degree murder with special circumstances, continuous sexual abuse of a minor, and mutilation of remains, and prosecutors have not ruled out seeking the death penalty as the investigation details—including a long-running relationship with the victim—are laid out in court records and media reports.

Utah judge weighs whether Tyler Robinson stands trial for Kirk killing — 2dAcross multiple Utah hearings, prosecutors seek to bound Tyler Robinson’s case for trial on aggravated murder with the death-penalty option still on the table, and judges are expected to keep that possibility as the proceedings move forward. Legal experts note the preliminary phases hinge on probable-cause findings, surveillance footage, and witness testimony, with rulings anticipated on whether the case advances toward trial and potential pleas.

Clancy Trial Deliberations Enter Fifth Day — 5dJurors in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial have not reached a verdict after a second day of deliberations and are set to resume Monday, weighing first- or second-degree murder, manslaughter, or insanity-based verdicts. The case centers on whether Clancy was criminally responsible at the time of the killings or suffering postpartum psychosis, with prosecutors arguing intent and control and the defense emphasizing mental illness.

North Carolina teen indicted as adult for role in San Diego mosque attack — 2dA Winston-Salem 17-year-old, Sarah Lindsey Santiago, has been indicted as an adult on three counts of first-degree murder and a conspiracy for aiding and abetting two teen gunmen in the May 18, 2026, mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, with prosecutors saying she helped livestream the attack and disseminate a manifesto. The three victims were killed and the two suspects died by self-inflicted gunshots in a case that involved a multi-agency investigation across North Carolina and California.

Nicole Hardy Seventeen years old and already accused of helping spread a manifesto meant to terrorize a whole community. Just heartbreaking.

Oklahoma marijuana facility owner charged with murder after deadly explosion — 2dIn Oklahoma, Ryan Bassham, 35, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder after a blast at Solos Extracts near Tulsa killed two of his employees and damaged nearby businesses, with prosecutors saying the victims were unlawfully manufacturing hazardous chemicals. Bassham turned himself in, posted a $2 million bond, and investigators flagged concerns such as outdated fire suppression and ventilation at the facility.

Maya Lindstrom If the fire suppression and ventilation were outdated, that's on him for cutting corners with people's lives.

Tiger Woods plans to change plea in Florida DUI — 1dTiger Woods is slated for a change-of-plea hearing in Martin County, Florida, tied to a March rollover DUI case in which he has so far pleaded not guilty, with prosecutors potentially pursuing a plea agreement and ongoing record subpoenas noted. The hearings come as Woods has previously paused public appearances for treatment and recovery, and new court filings reaffirm the possibility of a plea change amid related charges including DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to testing.

Sam Okafor Hope he's actually getting help and this isn't just about making the legal problem go away quietly.

Judge orders full grand jury materials in Lemon case — Aug 25, 2026A Minnesota judge is demanding grand jury materials from the Justice Department as she weighs whether grounds exist to dismiss the Don Lemon case, reflecting a wider trend of increased skepticism toward prosecutors in grand jury proceedings. The episodes, including other judges in Wyoming, Illinois and Virginia scrutinizing prosecutors and prompting reforms, underscore growing concerns about grand-jury conduct and transparency nationwide.

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Bar complaints filed against Pirro over Democrats indictments — Aug 25, 2026A legal watchdog filed bar complaints against U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro and two deputies for allegedly abusing prosecutorial powers to pursue “meritless” indictments of six Democratic lawmakers who urged troops to resist unlawful orders, a move Trump condemned as sedition. The complaints, filed in New York and Virginia, argue prosecutors overstepped standards and that indictments should be decided by a grand jury, not directed by prosecutors who say the grand jury already declined to indict in this case.

Jury convicts Keffe D Davis in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, appeal planned — 2dDuane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, a verdict that prosecutors say implicates involvement by others tied to West Coast rap demographics, while Davis seeks an appeal and possible retrieval of seized items ahead of sentencing. The case has drawn renewed attention to alleged conspiracies around Diddy and the broader industry, with Aubrey O’Day arguing that accountability should extend beyond the shooter if evidence links others to the crime.

Maya Lindstrom If prosecutors really think others were involved, why did it take this long to name names.

Moreno Convicted in Sinohydro Bribery Case — 5dEcuador’s National Court of Justice convicted former president Lenín Moreno of bribery tied to Sinohydro over the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric project, with prosecutors alleging Moreno used his vice-presidency to influence financing in exchange for illicit payments to him and his relatives. The verdict points to bribes totaling around $75–76 million, and sentencing and disqualification from public office are among the penalties sought for Moreno and others involved.

Tate Brothers Bail Fight Expands to Romania — Aug 27, 2026Federal authorities are pursuing extradition to the United Kingdom for Andrew and Tristan Tate on rape, human trafficking, and related charges, with hearings in Miami focusing on whether to grant bail as they contest the extradition. Prosecutors argue they are flight risks and dangerous, while defense lawyers contend their notoriety and branding are exaggerated and that they should be released with conditions as formal UK proceedings continue.

Louisiana 15-Year-Old Sentenced Juvenile Life Newborn MurderWorld — 5dA 15-year-old girl in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, was sentenced to juvenile life, meaning she will remain in custody until she turns 21, for the 2025 murder of her full-term newborn whose body was found in a tote in her bedroom. Prosecutors had sought to try her as an adult for first-degree murder, but the court denied that transfer due to her age, and the judge formally adjudicated the case in the juvenile system.

Dutch court jails Rwanda genocide suspect for lifeWorld — 5dA Dutch court convicted Eugene N., a Rwandan-born Dutch national, of war crimes and genocide for his alleged role in the 1994 Rwanda massacre, including throwing a grenade into a stadium where about 3,000 Tutsis were killed, and ordered a life sentence. Prosecutors emphasized the scale of the crimes while the defense argued he tried to prevent the genocide or that he was himself a victim, with several reports noting his long residence in the Netherlands and arrest after years of investigation.

Prosecutors Argue Engraved Bullet Shows Political Motive in Charlie Kirk Killing — Aug 19, 2026Prosecutors say an engraved bullet reading 'Hey Facist! CATCH!' shows Charlie Kirk was targeted for his politics, a factor that could justify the death penalty as the case moves toward trial. Defense counters that the motive and evidence are not proven beyond doubt, with a Sept. 1 hearing date guiding whether the case proceeds to trial.

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Packers RB Jacobs Placed on Commissioner’s Exempt List — 6dGreen Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has been formally charged in Brown County with two misdemeanors—battery and criminal damage to property—arising from a May disturbance, with an initial court appearance set for November 17; prosecutors have not pursued felony counts, and the team has prepared for all outcomes, including the possibility of discipline. Reports note Jacobs’ arrest followed a domestic disturbance call and that the misdemeanor charges align with ongoing uncertainty about his status for the 2026 season.

Guantanamo 9/11 Trial Set for June 2028 — Aug 26, 2026Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants will stand trial starting June 5, 2028 at Guantánamo, after prosecutors’ request for January 2027 was denied amid ongoing pretrial disputes and complex evidentiary questions tied to one of the longest-running cases in U.S. history. The decision follows a collapsed plea deal and continued legal wrangling over admissibility and the death-penalty question, keeping the case unresolved for years to come.

Davis Trial Nears Verdict in Tupac Case — Aug 26, 2026Robert Ladd, a former Compton detective, testified that Duane “Keffe D” Davis was a high-ranking shot caller who could order younger gang members to act, effectively orchestrating the Tupac Shakur shooting in Las Vegas as retaliation for a casino brawl involving his nephew. Prosecutors contend Davis did not fire the shots himself but directed the hit, a move that sparked a deadly gang war in Compton and a renewed crackdown on gang violence.

National Fraud Detection Center Opens — Aug 24, 2026The Justice Department launched the National Fraud Detection Center, a prosecutor-led, multiagency unit that pools data from more than a dozen inspector general offices to uncover complex fraud across taxpayer-funded programs. Officials say the center closes cross-program blind spots, emphasizes analytics over case-by-case review, and aims to rapidly generate leads and bolster prosecutions.

Report: DOJ Prosecutors Consider Delayed Indictment of TrumpReporting — Sep 1, 2022If federal prosecutors decide to charge former President Donald Trump, they are likely to wait until after the November midterm elections to do so. There is a policy at the Department of Justice that bars prosecutors…

Watch: Judge Rebukes Prosecutor in Rittenhouse TrialReporting — Nov 10, 2021Things got heated in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse when the prosecutor conducted his cross-examination of the teenager. After Rittenhouse delivered emotional testimony on Wednesday, Thomas Binger, the prosecutor…

Prosecutor in Roger Stone Case Says He Was Treated ‘Differently’ Because of His Connection to TrumpReporting — Jun 23, 2020One of the four prosecutors who withdrew from the Roger Stone prosecution will tell Congress that prosecutors were pressured to give Stone “favorable treatment” because of his connection to President Donald Trump…

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