With jury deadlocked, mistrial declared in case of OC judge who shot and killed his wife
The murder trial of an Orange County judge who pulled a pistol from his ankle holster and fatally shot his wife during an ...
OC judge who shot his wife to death faces potential April retrial
Prosecutors allege that an inebriated Ferguson — angered at his wife, Sheryl, mocking him — pulled out a Glock .40-caliber ...
Harvey Weinstein's looming #MeToo retrial takes shape as judge rules on what jury will hear
Harvey Weinstein 's #MeToo retrial next month will largely be an abridged version of the original, with one big addition: a ...
Karen Read’s bid to toss murder charge is denied by Massachusetts federal judge: ‘Any jury vote here was not final’
Yet another judge has told Karen Read that she has to fight the murder charge in the Norfolk County courtroom. A U.S. District Court judge on Thursday denied the murder defendant’s federal bid to toss ...
Mistrial declared in case of O.C. judge who shot and killed his wife
After eight days of deliberations, the jury was split 11 to 1 in favor of convicting Jeffrey Ferguson, who said he fumbled ...
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Federal judge denies Karen Read’s request to dismiss two charges against her
A federal judge will not dismiss two of the charges against Karen Read. Read’s legal defense asked for them to be thrown<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
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Mistrial declared in case of judge accused of murdering his wife: What happens next?
A mistrial was declared Monday in the trial against a California Superior Court judge accused of killing his wife after an Orange County jury failed to reach a verdict in the case. Jeffrey ...
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Jury deadlocked on second-degree murder charge in OC judge's trial
Jurors considering the fate of an Orange County Superior Court judge accused of fatally shooting his wife in their Anaheim ...
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Federal jury says Dallas County judge, commissioner did not violate speaker's First Amendment rights
A federal jury found that Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins and Commissioner John Wiley Price did not violate the First Amendment rights of Alex Stein.