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Kelly Siegler’s talent for solving cold cases made her a TV celebrity. Then she was confronted about her use of informants.

Amid outrage by the opposition over the December 13 Lok Sabha breach, the Rajya Sabha on Monday (December 18) passed two key bills extending womens quote to Puducherry and Jammu and Kashmir...

Bhubaneswar: BJD will field its general secretary Shreemayee Mishra from the Bhubaneswar Lok Sabha seat, state science and technology minister Ashok P.

There are a lot of infuriating facts surrounding the murder of 17-year-old Kayla Nicole Stevenson, who was stabbed to death in what police believe was a robbery attempt near the Galleria mall last wee...

Think Research Announces Agreement for Subsequent Advance Under Existing ...

Editor: A recent letter I read claimed that former President Donald Trump cannot be on the ballot because he was involved in an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021. The writer

A so-called “trial penalty” helps explain why, contrary to the impression left by movies and TV shows, criminal cases almost never go to trial, Jacob Sullum writes.

For the first time in Pennsylvania’s history, the state next year will provide funding to counties for indigent legal defense. While the proposed $7.5 million in funding passed earlier this year with the budget, it wasn’t until Wednesday night that the funding mechanism to allow the money to be allocated

Statements an eight-year-old girl made to a nurse and a doctor in the presence of a police officer were made to seek medical care and were thus non-testimonial for Confrontation Clause purposes, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals has held

Under a plea deal that fell apart last July, Hunter Biden would have spent no time behind bars after admitting to illegally buying a gun and willfully failing to pay