Defendant
Coverage of Defendant in the Nexus archive.
- Defendant accused of gang rape of LSU student Madi Brooks, 19, that ended in her death demands her family and supporters are BANNED from wearing pink clothing to his trial
A defendant accused of gang rape of LSU student Madi Brooks, 19, that ended in her death is demanding her family and supporters avoid wearing pink clothing during his trial.
- Man in prison on rape conviction found guilty of assault on Monroe assisted living employee
A man previously in prison for rape was found guilty of assaulting an employee at Monroe assisted living. The defendant forced entry into the victim's vehicle and stabbed her multiple times in the leg during the attack.
- Taiwan sentences BitShine crypto exchange ringleader to 22 years in $39 million fraud case: reports
Taiwan has sentenced the ringleader of the BitShine crypto exchange to 22 years in prison for a $39 million fraud case. The defendant led a criminal group operating under BitShine, which was once registered with the FSC.
- Court awards Reps member ₦10m in defamation suit
The court awarded a member of the House of Representatives ₦10 million in a defamation lawsuit. The defendant did not file a defense after being served in custody at a correctional center in Enugu.
- Prosecutors plan to play redacted statements from roommate of defendant in Charlie Kirk’s killing
Utah prosecutors plan to play audio clips in court of law enforcement interviewing the roommate of the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk. The clips are redacted statements from the roommate, who is linked to the defendant in the case.
- Defendant files to dismiss New York lawsuit seeking ownership of 39,069 Bitcoin wallets
A defendant who owns one of the dormant Bitcoin wallets filed to dismiss a New York lawsuit seeking ownership of 39,069 Bitcoin wallets containing $229 billion worth of lost Bitcoin.
- Defendant missed hearing due to suicide attempt
A defendant missed a court hearing due to a suicide attempt. The article references a ruling but provides no further details.
- 18th Street Gang Member Pleads Guilty to Illegal Reentry and Firearms Offenses
An 18th Street Gang member pleaded guilty to illegal reentry and firearms offenses. The Mexican national sold a firearm and ammunition in Chelsea, Mass., after being deported twice.
- Magistrate is handed formal warning for telling defendant he would give him a 'good hiding' during court outburst
A magistrate received a formal warning after telling a defendant during a court outburst that he would give him a 'good hiding'. The incident involved the magistrate using threatening language toward the defendant in the courtroom.
- A Jewish prosecutor filed charges based on law and was recused based on ideology
A Jewish prosecutor filed charges based on legal principles but was recused due to ideological considerations. The article states that defendants are not entitled to prosecutors without a worldview, only those who can apply the law fairly.
- Large-Scale Counterfeit Pill Manufacturer Sentenced to 13 Years in Federal Prison
A Cambridge, Mass. man was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for manufacturing counterfeit pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine. The defendant communicated directly with an illegal chemical supplier in China.
- Man jailed for 15 years for plotting terror attack at Taylor Swift concert
A man was sentenced to 15 years in jail for planning a terror attack at a Taylor Swift concert. The defendant was escorted by security for his trial.
- DEFENDANT SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS FOR CARJACKING AND WEAPONS OFFENSES
A defendant was sentenced to 15 years in prison for committing carjacking and weapons-related offenses. The court ruled that the crimes were severe enough to warrant a lengthy incarceration term.
- Alleged double murderer shouts 'I want my mom' as he appears in court
An alleged double murderer appeared in court and reportedly shouted 'I want my mom' during the proceeding. The case involves serious criminal charges, and the defendant's emotional outburst has drawn attention.
- Woke judge sentences man who throttled toddler to just six months in jail because he is of indigenous heritage and suffered 'negative consequences of COLONIZATION'
A judge sentenced a man who throttled a toddler to six months in jail, citing his indigenous heritage and the historical impacts of colonization as mitigating factors. The decision has sparked controversy over perceived leniency in the legal system.
- Alleged killer denies murdering student, 18, who was stabbed to death on way home from night out - while defendant's mother pleads not guilty to assisting offender by removing knife from scene
An 18-year-old student was stabbed to death on the way home from a night out. The alleged killer denies the murder, while the defendant's mother pleads not guilty to assisting the offender by removing the knife from the scene.