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Man who shot dead Canberra man says he “loves doing crime” in ACT Supreme Court

Canberra, Australia – In a case that shocked the city of Canberra, the ACT Supreme Court recently heard chilling revelations from a young man who professed his love for committing crimes. The man, who was 17 at the time, admitted to shooting and killing 48-year-old Glenn Walewicz in what was described as a tragic case of mistaken identity. During a sentencing hearing held at the court, it was disclosed that the shooter, now 20 years …

Supreme Court Denies Appeal in Case of Black Lives Matter Leader Held Liable for Attack on Police Officer

Minneapolis, MN – The Supreme Court has decided to reject an appeal made by a leader of the Black Lives Matter movement who was held responsible for a violent attack on a police officer. The court’s decision upholds the ruling that found the BLM leader liable for the incident involving the officer. The incident in question took place during a protest organized by the Black Lives Matter movement. The leader allegedly incited the crowd to …

Supreme Court Denies Appeal of Black Lives Matter Leader Held Liable for Violent Police Attack

Washington, D.C. – The Supreme Court of the United States rejected an appeal from a Black Lives Matter organizer held liable for a violent attack on a police officer at a protest he organized. The decision stems from a case where civil rights activist Deray Mckesson was sued by an unnamed Baton Rouge police officer for injuries sustained during a protest in 2016. The officer, referred to as “John Doe,” alleged that Mckesson should have …

North Carolina Supreme Court Rules Landlord Not Liable for Gas Explosion Injuries

RALEIGH, N.C. – A recent ruling by the North Carolina Supreme Court has garnered attention for its implications on landlord-tenant liabilities. The court’s decision delved into a case where a tenant was severely injured in a natural gas explosion in his rental home in Durham, North Carolina. The tenant, Anthony Terry, suffered substantial burns in the explosion that occurred due to a potential gas leak in the property. Despite the harrowing incident, the Supreme Court …

Supreme Court to Decide Legality of Trump’s Bump Stock Ban and Gun Accessories Authentication

Las Vegas, Nevada – After a tragic massacre at an outdoor music festival in Las Vegas left 58 people dead and hundreds injured, the Trump administration took steps to ban bump stocks, the device used by the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. This move sparked a legal battle that will be considered by the Supreme Court on Wednesday, with potential implications for federal restrictions on modifying semiautomatic rifles. The bump …

Supreme Court to Hear Long-Running Appeal of Oklahoma Death Row Inmate

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – The U.S. Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will review the ongoing appeal of Richard Glossip, a death row inmate in Oklahoma whose execution was halted by the justices last year. The decision to delay Glossip’s execution came after the state’s Republican attorney general informed the court of prosecutorial misconduct in the case, making his death “unthinkable.” Glossip’s case has received widespread national and international attention due to bipartisan support …

Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Convictions and Death Sentence for Man in 2013 Quadruple Murder Case

TOPEKA, Kan. – The Kansas Supreme Court has upheld the convictions and death sentence for Kyle Flack, who was found guilty of the 2013 murders of four people in northeast Kansas. The court dismissed his appeals, stating that Flack did not clearly invoke his right to remain silent before making statements that led to his conviction in 2016. Flack was convicted in Franklin County for the deaths of 21-year-old Kaylie Bailey, her 21-month-old daughter Lana, …

Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Convictions and Death Sentence for 2013 Murders

TOPEKA, Kansas – The Kansas Supreme Court has upheld the convictions and death sentence of Kyle Flack for the 2013 murders of K.B. and L.B., as well as Steven White and Andrew Stout. Flack was found guilty in 2016 of capital murder, first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and criminal possession of a firearm. His appeal was filed with the Kansas Supreme Court on June 16, 2022, and oral arguments took place on January 31, 2022. Kansas …

Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentence for Quadruple Murder Convict

Topeka, Kansas – The Kansas Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of Kyle T. Flack, who was found guilty of a quadruple murder. Flack was convicted of capital murder, second-degree murder, and criminal possession of a firearm in connection with the brutal killings of four individuals. In his appeal, Flack argued that law enforcement did not correctly honor his right to remain silent during police interviews by repeatedly suggesting he be taken to jail. …

Supreme Court Refuses to Intervene in Acquittal of Union Minister in 2000 Murder Case

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court declined to interfere in the Allahabad high court’s decision to uphold Union minister Ajay Mishra ‘Teni’s acquittal in the 2000 murder case of Samajwadi Party youth leader Prabhat Gupta. Teni, who represents the Lakhimpur Kheri constituency in Uttar Pradesh and serves as the Union minister of state for home affairs, had been acquitted by the high court, a decision that has now been reaffirmed by the Supreme Court. The deceased’s …