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Journalist sought suo moto action by Chief Justice of Pakistan in death of his young son PESHAWAR: A local journalist of district Chitral on Monday appealed to Supreme Court of Pakistan to take sue-muto action against those doctors who allegedly not properly treated his son and due to their negligence his son has died. He […]

Once in a while, someone gets hacked one way or another. There is a wide range of reason why this can happen to you and me as well. Identity Theft in colleges is on the rise, according to a wide variety of identity theft reports. Most of the stolen information involves credit cards, which is […]

“One thing that’s been hard for me to figure out is how can I be sitting in this prison when I know that when someone walked into that gas station and murdered Billy Little I was sitting in my living room clear across town.” — Jamie Snow Crime Watch Daily has the Jamie Snow case […]

Certain types of forensic evidence used by prosecutors and police investigators in criminal trials may not be as reliable as we would like. In a recent Washington Post commentary, a senior judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit and the dean of the UCLA School of Law sounded an alarm about […]

By Hans Sherrer Two years ago the Nevada Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Kirstin Blaise Lobato’s habeas corpus case. The Court’s ruling is being awaited concerning Ms. Lobato’s appeal of the denial of her habeas corpus petition by former Clark County District Court Judge Valorie Vega. Ms. Lobato was convicted in October 2006 of […]

The state of Wisconsin has decided to appeal federal judge William E. Duffin ‘s August 12 decision to overturn Brendan Dassey’s 2007 conviction for the murder of 25-year-old photographer Teresa Halbach in 2005. After Judge Duffin’s decision last month, the state was left with three options; free Dassey, take his case back to trial, or […]