Backpage executives acquitted of previous prostitution, money laundering convictions
A federal judge spared the former executives of the classified ads website of more than half the convictions they were handed by a jury in November.
Spanish authorities are investigating the business dealings of the wife of Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. He calls the corruption claims baseless, accusing right-wing opponents of persecution to derail his progressive agenda.
A federal judge spared the former executives of the classified ads website of more than half the convictions they were handed by a jury in November.
Eleven Republican "fake electors" attempted to certify Donald Trump as the rightful president in 2020, even though the popular vote went to Joe Biden.
The California attorney general has accused Diana Teran of improperly accessing a computer and taking data from it.
HARRISBURG, Penn. — The Pennsylvania Superior Court upheld the sentencing of a criminal defendant who formed his hand in the shape of a gun and pointed it at a testifying witness during trial. The court had enough evidence to convict him of criminal contempt.
A jury in March found Brett Nelson guilty of criminal extortion, conspiracy and retaliation.
An Oklahoma law would make it illegal to remain in the state without legal authorization, with a first offense a misdemeanor punishable by as much as a year in jail.
The bill makes it a crime for someone to distribute a deepfake image that depicts intimate body parts or certain sex acts.
Defense attorneys for Jeremy White and Brian Lightfoot claim their clients did not participate in a conspiracy to violently disrupt right-wing protesters in San Diego in 2021.
Police say Mayor Karen Bass hid in a safe room during the break-in and that her daughter, son-in-law and grandchild were also in the home at the time.
If convicted, Duane "Keffe D" Davis could spend the rest of his life in prison.