Tag: court
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Singapore father jailed for ill-treating sons over discipline
Overview A 47-year-old father in Singapore was sentenced to 15 months in prison after admitting to ill‑treating his two sons in moments of discipline. The case, which concluded in court on Friday, highlights the boundaries of parental discipline and the consequences of using excessive force. The individual had turned himself in to the police, confessing…
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Two Men to Appearing in Court After €750,000 Seizure in Douglas Garda Searches
Major seizure and arrests linked to drug trafficking in Cork Two men, aged in their 30s and 40s, are due to appear in court after Garda searches in the Douglas area of Cork uncovered a substantial cash seizure. Investigations are ongoing, with follow-up operations carried out by Garda National Drug & Organised Crime Bureau in…
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Two Men Due in Court as €750k Seized in Garda Searches in Douglas
Overview of the Case Two men, aged in their 30s and 40s, are due to appear in court following Garda searches in Douglas, Cork, that resulted in the seizure of €750,000. The arrests and subsequent detentions occurred under Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996, a provision often invoked in cases linked…
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Limerick Woman Jailed for Four Years for Beating, Robbing Pensioner and Stealing Car
Limerick Woman Jailed for Four Years for Beating, Robbing Pensioner and Stealing Car A Limerick woman has been sentenced to four years in prison after she beat and robbed a pensioner before stealing his car, a case described by the judge as “shameful and disgusting.” The court heard that Mandy Milstein, who is 36 years…
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Judge Orders Transcript Release in Charlie Kirk Shooting Suspect Hearing
Overview: Judge Orders Transcript Release A Utah judge has ordered the release of a transcript from a hearing related to the shooting incident targeting conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The development comes as prosecutors continue to pursue aggravated murder charges against the suspect, with the possibility of the death penalty on the table. What Happened On…
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Penang Fire: Man to be charged in mother and sister deaths
Background of the Case In Penang, a blaze that tore through a rented residence at Taman Rathna, Telok Air Tawar on December 10 left two women dead — the man’s biological mother and his adopted sister. The incident has prompted a police investigation that has progressed over the past weeks, culminating in a planned court…
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Man Charged with Assault in Connection to Woodlands Fatal Scuffle
Overview of the Case A man was charged on December 23 with one count of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to an elderly victim in connection with a fatal scuffle in Woodlands. The incident, which drew significant attention in Singapore, involves complex dynamics around urban violence, personal disputes, and the safety of elderly residents. Prosecutors say…
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Rising No-Shows in U.S. Immigration Court Prompt Warnings as Docket Immunes the System
Overview: A Growing Challenge in Immigration Court Across the United States, the rate at which individuals fail to appear for immigration court hearings is climbing. The trend, reported by NPR and echoed by court observers, is reshaping the dynamics of a system already stretched by backlogs, administrative hurdles, and growing scrutiny of asylum policies. When…
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Bondi gunman: firearms training video and explosives claim revealed in court documents
Background and charges A Sydney court has released documents detailing new allegations against the Bondi gunman, who is accused of killing 15 people. The materials indicate that the 24-year-old suspect conducted what prosecutors describe as firearms training with his father in a regional area, and that the pair recorded a video outlining their supposed justification…

