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Former Chief Magistrate Judge Allen Wigington has been convicted of 44 felonies and is expected to spend 5 years in prison.

Mitu murder: Babul sent to jail after 5-day remand ends PBI produces Babul Akterbefore a Chattogram Court on May 17, 2021 after the end of his remand. Photo: Rajib Raihan Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Former superintendent of police Babul Akter, who was arrested over the killing of his wife Mahmuda Khanam Mitu in 2016, was sent to jail today after the end of his five-day remand. Officials from Police Bureau of Investigation produced him before a Chattogram Court after the end of the remand. He was in the chamber of Metropolitan Magistrate ...

ISLAMABAD: National Accountability Bureau Chairman Justice Javed Iqbal has said the logical conclusion of mega corruption and white-collar crime cases against big fish was top priority of the...

the number of election fraud cases in Texas is at an “all-time high.” The amount is “higher than our historical average by a long shot,” said Jonathan White, the head of the election fraud agency within the Texas Attorney General’s Special Prosecution Division, to the Texas House Elections Committee last week, reported The Texan. When asked by a state lawmaker if there were trends in election fraud prosecutions, White said that “have 510 offenses pending against 43 defendants in court right now,” saying it’s “for several reasons probably.” White said that about 80 ...

Election Fraud Prosecution at an ‘All-Time High’: Texas Attorney General’s Office An official in Texas’ Attorney General’s office testified during a state House hearing that the number of election fraud cases in Texas is at an “all-time high.” The amount is “higher than our historical average by a long shot,” said Jonathan White, the head of the election fraud agency within the Texas Attorney General’s Special Prosecution Division, to the Texas House Elections Committee last week, reported The Texan. When asked by a state lawmaker if there were trends in election fraud p...