Tag: Court Case


  • Wisconsin Judge Found Guilty of Obstruction in ICE Dodging Case

    Wisconsin Judge Found Guilty of Obstruction in ICE Dodging Case

    Background The case centered on a Wisconsin judge who was accused of assisting a Mexican immigrant to evade federal immigration authorities. Prosecutors alleged that the judge engaged in a scheme to obstruct justice by providing assistance that helped the individual avoid ICE agents. The trial drew national attention as it intersected with ongoing debates over…

  • Wisconsin Judge Guilty of Obstruction in ICE Case

    Wisconsin Judge Guilty of Obstruction in ICE Case

    Verdict Ties a Local Case to national immigration policy A Wisconsin jury has found a local judge guilty of obstruction in a case that prosecutors described as an attempt to help a Mexican immigrant avoid federal immigration authorities. The verdict marks a rare instance of a judicial figure being directly implicated in actions tied to…

  • Schizophrenia Diagnosis Claimed to Precede Brentwood Homicides: A Closer Look at Nick Reiner’s Case

    Schizophrenia Diagnosis Claimed to Precede Brentwood Homicides: A Closer Look at Nick Reiner’s Case

    Overview of the Case In a troubling turn of events, local authorities allege that Nick Reiner, a 32-year-old resident of Brentwood, was involved in the fatal stabbing of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, in their home. Reports indicate that the case has drawn renewed scrutiny after claims that Reiner had been diagnosed with schizophrenia…

  • Wisconsin Judge Found Guilty of Obstruction in Immigrant DODGE Case

    Wisconsin Judge Found Guilty of Obstruction in Immigrant DODGE Case

    Overview of the Case A Wisconsin jury has found a state judge guilty of obstruction in connection with allegations that he assisted a Mexican immigrant in evading federal immigration authorities. The verdict marks a notable moment in a case that intersected with the broader national debate over immigration enforcement and the policies advocated by former…

  • Wales Couple Jailed for 19 Years for Plot to Kill Husband

    Wales Couple Jailed for 19 Years for Plot to Kill Husband

    Overview of the case A woman from Wales and her secret lover have been sentenced to a combined term of 19 years after being found guilty of conspiring to murder her husband. The case drew attention for its chilling plot to eliminate a spouse so the couple could begin a new life together. While the…

  • Woman and Secret Lover Jailed for Plot to Kill Husband in Wales

    Woman and Secret Lover Jailed for Plot to Kill Husband in Wales

    Overview of the Case A woman and her secret lover have been sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison after plotting to kill her husband in Wales. The case raised questions about love, betrayal, and the lengths some individuals will go to to change their lives. The court heard how Michelle Mills, 46, and…

  • Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan Guilty of Felony Impeding Proceeding

    Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan Guilty of Felony Impeding Proceeding

    Overview of the Verdict In a ruling that will reverberate through Milwaukee’s legal community, Judge Hannah Dugan has been found guilty of one count and not guilty of a second during a high-profile case. The jury convicted her on the felony charge of impeding a proceeding, while the lesser misdemeanor charge—alleging concealment of an individual…

  • Wiz Khalifa Sentenced to Nine Months in Romania for Drug Possession

    Wiz Khalifa Sentenced to Nine Months in Romania for Drug Possession

    Overview of the Case In a decision that drew international attention, American rapper Wiz Khalifa was sentenced by a Romanian court to nine months in jail on charges of possession of illegal drugs. The verdict comes more than a year after he performed at a Romanian festival, a cameo that helped propel the case into…

  • It Was Creatine After All: Clare Man Freed From Cocaine Charge

    It Was Creatine After All: Clare Man Freed From Cocaine Charge

    In a surprising turn, a Clare man walks free after a police misstep A routine courtroom drama took a corrective pivot when it emerged that a white powder suspected to be cocaine was, in fact, creatine. The case, which had briefly put a local resident in the glare of criminal proceedings, hinged on a preliminary…

  • Creatine After All: Irish Man Freed as Powder Not Cocaine

    Creatine After All: Irish Man Freed as Powder Not Cocaine

    Background: A Case of Misidentification In a case that highlights the complexities of drug investigations, an Irish man—referred to in court as Mr. Walsh—was effectively cleared after gardaí determined that a white powder previously suspected to be cocaine was, in fact, creatine. The development came after further analysis undertaken by Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) in…