Judge
Coverage of Judge in the Nexus archive.
- Judge Orders Release of Woman Accused of Vandalizing World War II Memorial
A judge ordered the release of a woman who was accused of vandalizing the World War II Memorial. Following the vandalism, National Guard troops were dispatched to patrol the site.
- A judge said Queens prosecutors hid evidence. A secret committee cleared them anyway.
A judge claimed that Queens prosecutors hid evidence, a finding made despite a clearing by a secret committee. Additionally, George Bell was reported embracing his family after exiting prison in 2021, following a period of 24 years and one of the city's highest-profile exonerations.
- Judge to hear motions in legal fight over Project Connect bonds
The legal dispute over bonds designated to fund a light rail system in Austin will continue this week. A judge is set to hear motions related to the fight over Project Connect bonds on Thursday. Voters had previously approved the system in 2020.
- Sunnyvale woman may be released from Louisiana ICE facility on bond
A judge ruled that Alevtina Soboleva, mother of a Sunnyvale woman, can be released from ICE custody on an immigration bond in Louisiana. Soboleva was taken into custody after overstaying her visa. Her daughter stated that she has a pending asylum claim.
- Expert says Silfab Solar 'misrepresented' its credentials, claims ISO certification does not exist
Silfab Solar is facing controversy over potentially misrepresenting its credentials to the public and local leaders. The company has also been criticized for suffering two chemical leaks in March. Additionally, a judge ruled that Silfab's manufacturing operations are not allowed under the facility's current zoning.
- LA model and influencer accused of stealing from dates denied mental health diversion
Model and influencer Adva Lavie faces multiple theft related charges following accusations of stealing from dates. A judge denied her request for a mental health diversion, which left her jailed without bond.
- Accusations of child torture by Waianae couple shocks neighbors
The couple, Jasmine Quiroz-Pele and James Heffernan, are facing accusations of child torture in Waianae. They were behind bars after appearing before a judge for the first time this morning.
- Anoka-Hennepin Schools parent group appealing judge’s ruling denying petition for referendum
Parents in Anoka-Hennepin School District are appealing a judge’s ruling that denied their petition to place school funding questions on the fall ballot. The court agreed with the district, stating that the school board maintains the power to call a special election regarding necessary funding decisions. The parent group has filed an appeal and requested an expedited process.
- Alleged victims of a Chicago-area travel agent accuse her of changing her name to scam others
A travel agent operating in the Chicago area has resurfaced to public attention. She is currently accused of lying to a judge regarding her actions. These accusations follow prior allegations concerning scams involving fake vacation packages.
- Mother passed out from alcohol as toddler sat barely conscious in smoke-filled home, police say
An Arizona woman was found unconscious on the floor of her Glendale home after passing out from alcohol and falling asleep while the house filled with smoke. Police discovered a 2-year-old toddler who was barely conscious in the car seat inside the residence. The woman was subsequently accused of child abuse, booked into jail, and evaluated for a high blood alcohol content.
- A New Mexico judge ordered new child safeguards for Meta. Advocates hope other courts follow
In a landmark ruling against Meta, a New Mexico judge ordered new child safeguards for the company's social media platforms. The judge likened the company's platforms to factories.
- 3 people charged with threatening judge, witness and officials tied to Nolan Wells investigation
Three people have been charged with threatening a judge, a witness, and officials who are connected to an investigation involving Nolan Wells. The article notes that none of these three individuals appear to know Wells, his family, or the boating group associated with the investigation.
- Chicago-area man, among 3 charged with threatening judge, witness in Nolan Wells case
A Chicago-area man, along with two others, has been charged with threatening a judge and witness in the Nolan Wells case. The individuals stated that none of them know Wells, his family, or the boating group, and are not part of the investigation.
- Children with disability should be encouraged to pursue their strengths: Judge
A judge recommends that children with disabilities should be encouraged to focus on their strengths. The statement emphasizes leveraging individual capabilities rather than limitations.
- British father being prosecuted after son, two, fell to his death from Cyprus hotel window begs judge to be allowed to fly home for boy's funeral
A British father is being prosecuted after his two-year-old son fell to his death from a hotel window in Cyprus. He is pleading with a judge to allow him to return home for the boy's funeral.
- California man’s chilling threats to judge tied to Nolan Wells death ‘so much blood everywhere’
A California man made threatening statements to a judge involved in the case of deceased teenager Nolan Wells, including a message referencing 'so much blood everywhere.'
- York County Council waiting on further developments to take action on Silfab zoning issue
York County Council is delaying action on Silfab Solar's zoning issue until a judge's reconsideration hearing on August 26. Manufacturing at the Rock Hill solar panel plant is halted until then, following a non-final court order. Council chairwoman Christi Cox announced the pause after consulting with the county attorney.
- Judge says video of cheerleader who confessed to dumping newborn in hospital trash CAN'T be used against her in murder trial
A judge ruled that video evidence of a cheerleader confessing to abandoning a newborn in hospital trash cannot be used in her murder trial. The decision excludes the video from being presented against her in court.
- Judge says video of cheerleader who confessed to dumping newborn in hospital trash CAN'T be used against her in murder trial
A judge ruled that a video of a cheerleader who confessed to leaving a newborn in hospital trash cannot be used against her in her murder trial. The decision excludes the video as evidence in the case.
- Trial set in crash that killed 4 Pepperdine sorority sisters after judge refuses to dismiss charges
The criminal case involving Fraser Bohm, who faces murder charges related to a 2023 crash that killed four Pepperdine sorority sisters, will proceed to trial after a judge denied a defense motion to dismiss the charges.
- Judge slams police over eight-year conman probe which took so long one victim pulled out and accomplice died
A judge criticized police for an eight-year investigation into a conman, during which one victim withdrew and an accomplice died. The prolonged probe raised concerns about inefficiency and its impact on case outcomes.
- Mangione prosecutors prepared to lobby for stiff sentence if he pleads guilty
Mangione's prosecutors are prepared to advocate for a harsh sentence if he pleads guilty. The district attorney’s office sent a letter to the judge handling Mangione’s case in state court, made public Friday evening.
- California woman accused of running fake animal rescue and leaving dogs to die in hot car freed without bail
A Southern California woman accused of operating a fake animal rescue and leaving dogs to die in a hot car was released without bail after a judge rejected prosecutors' request to detain her. Priscilla Martin, 33, who is homeless, pleaded not guilty to three charges.
- Dallas judge weighs rap lyrics as evidence before Yella Beezy murder trial
A Dallas judge will rule on whether rapper Yella Beezy's lyrics can be used as evidence in his capital murder trial for the 2020 murder-for-hire shooting of rival rapper MO3. The case centers on the admissibility of rap lyrics as evidence.
- 14 jurors to get $26,700 each for just 5 days at court, judge orders
Fourteen jurors will each receive $26,700 for serving over five days in court, as ordered by a judge. Texas law mandates that county courts pay jurors at least $20 for the first day and $58 for each subsequent day.
- Pamela Smart, serving life, seeks a new trial as a New Hampshire judge weighs her latest petition
Pamela Smart, serving life in prison for orchestrating the murder of her husband by her teenage student in 1990, has filed a new petition for a trial. A New Hampshire judge is considering whether to allow the petition to proceed.
- Judge puts temporary pause on Paramount-Warner merger
A judge has temporarily paused the merger between Paramount and Warner. The merger involves Warner Bros. Studios and Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles.
- Judge orders woke Seattle to finally crack down on LGBT hotspot known for NUDE gatherings...after irate residents complained about very public sex acts
A judge has ordered Seattle to enforce regulations against an LGBT hotspot associated with nude gatherings following complaints from residents about public sex acts. The action follows pressure on local authorities to address the issue.
- Alleged baby killer, 21, gets brutal slap down from judge after her attorney moaned that her ankle monitor was 'like a ball and chain'
A 21-year-old woman alleged to have killed a baby faced a harsh response from a judge after her attorney criticized her ankle monitor as 'like a ball and chain.' The judge dismissed the attorney's complaint with a stern rebuke.
- Let Huntington Beach –– not a judge –– decide how the city votes
Huntington Beach’s election system is changing following a court ruling. The city is being granted authority to determine its voting methods rather than a judge.
- Shocking moment female judge is accused of breaking VERY important rule by another judge during virtual court hearing
A female judge was accused by another judge of breaking a very important rule during a virtual court hearing. The incident occurred in a virtual court session.
- US judge voids Trump’s IRS settlement, alleges self-dealing
A US judge voided a settlement between President Trump and the IRS, ruling that the president and Department of Justice misused courts in a deal related to an 'anti-weaponization' fund. The judge alleged the settlement involved self-dealing.
- 'Killer' Instagram model pleads with judge weeks ahead of trial...as defense prepares to prove she STABBED her crypto trader boyfriend in self-defense
An Instagram model is pleading with a judge ahead of her trial, where her defense aims to prove she stabbed her crypto trader boyfriend in self-defense.
- Civil rights organisations demand probe into Baruipur encounter
Civil rights organisations are demanding an investigation into the Baruipur encounter, challenging the police's account of events. They have called for a judicial probe into the incident.
- Adani Pressed by Judge for More Details on DOJ Move to Drop Case
Gautam Adani is being pressed by a judge for more details on the Department of Justice's decision to drop a case. The legal proceedings involve Adani and the DOJ's attempt to dismiss the case.
- Judge, mom of friend explains why Nolan Wells was left on Horn Island before he turned up dead
Nolan Wells, a high school football star, was left behind by friends on Horn Island after their boat experienced a bilge pump problem, leading to his death. A judge, who is the mother of one of his friends, explained the incident.
- Man, 41, ordered to pay £100 compensation for slapping 'violated' policewoman's bottom - but judge 'shares his frustration'
A 41-year-old man was ordered to pay £100 compensation for slapping a policewoman's bottom. The judge in the case acknowledged sharing the man's frustration with the situation.
- Honest, credible, careful, impressive... what judge said about our reporters during High Court trial
A judge described reporters as 'honest, credible, careful, and impressive' during a High Court trial. The remarks highlight the court's acknowledgment of the reporters' professionalism.
- Honest, credible, careful, impressive... what judge said about our reporters during High Court trial
A judge praised reporters as 'honest, credible, careful, and impressive' during a High Court trial. The comments highlight the court's acknowledgment of the reporters' work in the trial context.
- Depressed doctor walks free as judge dismisses attempted murder charges two years after medic drove his Tesla off cliff with his wife and young children inside
A depressed doctor was released after a judge dismissed attempted murder charges two years after he drove his Tesla off a cliff with his wife and young children inside. The incident and subsequent legal case have drawn significant attention.