Dundee Sheriff Court to Move to Edinburgh in Justice Overhaul
Dundee Sheriff Court is set to relocate to Edinburgh as part of a major Scottish justice system restructuring, sparking concerns over access and local impact.
Category : Courts
Man Cleared After Pub Heater Fuel Incident Burns Cousins
A jury has acquitted Dale Carter after he squirted fuel on a tabletop heater, causing serious burns to two cousins during a birthday celebration in Suffolk.
Sydney Heiress Denies New Charges Over Rolls Royce Crash
High-profile Chinese heiress Lanlan Yang pleads not guilty to two additional charges related to a serious car crash in Sydney's east, while admitting to a separate bail breach.
Scaffolder Cleared Over Pub Heater Fireball Burns
Dale Carter found not guilty of grievous bodily harm after ethanol-fuelled heater explosion at Suffolk pub left two women with serious burns during post-lockdown gathering.
Juror in Tears Over Baby Starvation Trial Details
A San Diego courtroom was shaken as graphic evidence was presented in the trial of parents accused of starving their three-month-old daughter to death, with one juror overcome with emotion.
Nuneaton Child Rape Trial: Strangulation and Assault Details
Warwickshire court hears how two men allegedly targeted a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, with one defendant accused of strangulation and the other of multiple sexual offences in a secluded cul-de-sac.
Dad's courtroom rant as he's jailed after months on run
Thomas Sweeney launched a furious courtroom outburst as he was finally jailed after months on the run following a violent family brawl in Birmingham's Gay Village.
Prosecutors Seek July Trial in CEO Murder Case
Manhattan prosecutors urge judge to set July 1 trial date for Luigi Mangione's state murder case in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, ahead of federal death penalty proceedings.
Noah Donohoe Inquest: CCTV and Friend's Testimony
The inquest into Noah Donohoe's death has viewed CCTV of his final journey and heard testimony from his closest friend about his mental state before disappearing in 2020.
Teen Weeps in Court Over 'One Punch' Manslaughter
A 19-year-old building labourer appeared emotional in court, charged with manslaughter after allegedly killing a woman with a single punch outside a North Shields pub.
Barron Trump's Account Treated with Caution in London Trial
Jurors at Snaresbrook Crown Court have been advised to exercise caution regarding Barron Trump's account of an alleged attack on his friend, considering potential bias or error.
Final Hamas Hostage Remains Found by IDF in Gaza
Israeli military confirms identification of Ran Gvili's remains, the last hostage from Hamas' October 7 attacks, discovered in northern Gaza Strip area.
Daughter Faces £400k Bill After Losing Will Dispute
A High Court ruling has left Anju Patel facing a legal bill exceeding £400,000 after her sister successfully challenged their father's will, which left her just £250.
DNA Evidence: A Double-Edged Sword in Wrongful Convictions
DNA evidence offers compelling proof of innocence while simultaneously raising the threshold for overturning wrongful convictions, creating justice barriers for many.
Mangione Trial Schedule Depends on Death Penalty Decision
Jury selection for Luigi Mangione's federal murder trial begins September 8, with the full schedule depending on whether prosecutors can seek capital punishment.
Mangione Murder Trial Jury Selection Set for September
Jury selection for Luigi Mangione's federal murder trial over the killing of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson is scheduled for 8 September, with the case drawing intense public interest.
Ex-Police Informant Jailed for Life Over Paedophile Offences
A former UK police informant has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of 38 paedophile offences, marking a significant legal outcome in a high-profile case.
Noah Donohoe Inquest: Mother's 'Living Nightmare'
Fiona Donohoe tells Belfast inquest of her 'living nightmare' during six days her son Noah was missing before his body was found in a storm drain in 2020.
Judge Weighs Backpack Evidence in CEO Murder Trial
A federal judge will hear testimony on police procedures regarding the seizure of Luigi Mangione's backpack, which contained key evidence in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Russian Man in London Trial Over Barron Trump Messages
Matvei Rumiantsev denies multiple charges including rape, telling jurors he was upset by the alleged victim's friendship with Donald Trump's youngest son during a London trial.
Jury Sworn In For Noah Donohoe Inquest
A jury of nine men and two women has been sworn in for the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe, with proceedings beginning at Belfast Coroner's Court.
Judge-Only Trials Won't Fix Court Backlog, Report Says
A new Institute for Government report reveals David Lammy's plans for judge-only criminal trials would save less than 2% of crown court time, calling the gains 'marginal' while warning of damage to public confidence.
Noah Donohoe Inquest Jury Selection Set for Thursday
A jury for the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe will be selected on Thursday morning, following days of whittling down a large pool of potential jurors at Belfast Coroner's Court.
Mother's Court Tears Over Baby's Alleged Shaking Death
A mother wept in Swansea Crown Court as she described finding her five-month-old son fatally injured after leaving him with her boyfriend, who denies murder.
Jury Selection Day Three for Noah Donohoe Inquest
The third day of jury selection is proceeding at Belfast Coroner's Court ahead of the formal inquest into the death of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe, with opening statements expected this afternoon.
Noah Donohoe Inquest Jury Selection Continues
The jury selection for the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe extends into a third day, as his mother attends court seeking answers.
Erika Kirk Demands Speedy Trial for Husband's Accused Killer
Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, files court papers demanding a speedy trial for Tyler Robinson, accused of her husband's murder, citing undue delays.
Prince Harry back in court for Daily Mail legal showdown
Prince Harry is back at the Royal Courts of Justice today, continuing his high-profile case against Associated Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering. Follow the latest updates.
Judge and wife shot in Indiana, stable after attack
Judge Steven Meyer and his wife Kimberly were wounded in a shooting outside their Lafayette home. Both are in stable condition as a major investigation involving the FBI unfolds. Read the latest.
Magistrate shortage threatens Lammy's court reforms
Plans to limit jury trials in England and Wales face a major obstacle due to a critical shortage of magistrates. Recruitment struggles and increased workload could derail the proposed 'swift courts' system. Read the full analysis.
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