A mistrial is not a win, a loss, or double jeopardy. Here is what it actually is, what a hung jury does, what a judge tells a deadlocked jury in Massachusetts, and when the Commonwealth can try you again.
A software engineer noticed the same black pole across several states, photographed one, and built a map. Flock Safety tried to shut it down on a trademark theory and lost. Here is what the map shows and what it cannot tell you.
It affects one to two births in a thousand, usually begins within ten days of delivery, and responds well to treatment. Here is what the symptoms actually look like, how it differs from postpartum depression, and why America is an outlier in prosecuting it.
The foreperson says he admitted he had reasonable doubt, and then refused to sign. Three jurors said so on television, using their names. The man they described cannot answer, because his is still sealed until September 18.
Carlo DeMaria signed a memorandum with Wynn hours before leaving office. Springfield spent this month showing what a host community can actually do to a casino operator, and it is not what most people assume.
They photograph your plate, log the time and direction, and file it where an officer in another state may be able to search it. What Massachusetts law actually permits, what the SJC left open, and how to find out whether someone looked you up.
He ran the searches more than a dozen times across four occasions, and pulled her up in the state criminal records system too. The audit log caught all of it. His department reviewed the log and exonerated him anyway.
People are proposing specific mechanisms for presidential intervention. Each deserves a specific answer. Here is every suggested route, why it fails, and the one channel that is actually real.
Before trial he said there was no plea bargaining to be had. On Tuesday he asked the district attorney to revisit it. First-degree murder carries life without parole and no judicial discretion, so any deal has to move off that charge.
Her lawyer asked the President for a pardon on national television. The President cannot grant one, and neither can the Governor. So what is the request actually for, and does it help her or hurt her?
