NEW ZEALAND – A false police checkpoint set up by police to target euthanasia supporters is part of a police investigation into a suspected assisted suicide, police have confirmed. Paul Basham, Wellington Acting District Commander, […]
Vatican and Argentina’s bishops have finished cataloguing their archives from the country’s dictatorship era, and will soon make them available to victims and their relatives who have long accused the church of complicity with the […]
Arkansas’ top court disqualified a medical marijuana proposal from the November ballot. The court cited problems with signatures gathered by canvassers in its ruling that said supporters didn’t comply with laws regarding registration and reporting […]
Christoph Biro, the editor of one of Austria’s largest newspapers, Kronen Zeitung, could be tried for a hate crime over a commentary he wrote about the migrant crisis last year. Biro called the majority of […]
LINCOLNSHIRE – Lance Hart, 57, killed his wife Claire, 50, and daughter Charlotte, 19, outside the Castle Sports Complex, in Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 19 July. He shot the pair with a single-barrel shotgun before turning […]
READING, Pa. Judge Paul Yatron sentenced Shane Sperow to 21 months to five years in prison followed by three years of probation. His charges included unsworn falsification to authorities and probation violations for prior convictions […]
A prominent Palestinian human rights activist, Salah Khawaja, was arrested 26 October following a pre-dawn raid by Israeli troops. Khawaja was detained after twenty soldiers stormed Khawaja’s flat in the old town of Ramallah. Under […]
19-year-old Damon Smith has today appeared in court charged with making an explosive substance after a suspect device was found on a London Underground train. He is accused of unlawfully and maliciously making or having […]
THE Old Bailey was built on the site of the old Newgate Prison, which dated back to the 12th Century. The area has been the scene of floggings, mutilations, pressings (if a defendant refused to […]
THE criminal justice system (CJS) in England and Wales is described as adversarial. This means that two parties (defence and prosecution) contest the facts of a case in front of a court. The two parties […]
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