Judicial News

Judge Larry Fidler Rules Phil Spector Jurors May Consider Involuntary Manslaughter

Jurors in Phil Spector's retrial can consider the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter instead of second-degree murder in the shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson, a judge ruled Friday.

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Justice Eugene Nardelli in Dissent: How Can Cheating on Husband and Duping Him About Paternity of Son Not be "Egregious"?

An attorney embroiled in a divorce proceeding cannot penalize his wife for allegedly duping him into thinking that his youngest son, the product of an affair, was his biological child, a New York state appeals court has ruled.

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Judge Jesse Harris on Trial for "Whipping it Out"

A specially assigned judge has scheduled a June 15 trial for Tulsa County District Judge Jesse Harris on a felony charge of indecent exposure.

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Judge Sam Pope Issues 300 Warrants for Those Who Have Outstanding Debts

Tenth Judicial District Circuit Judge Sam Pope this past week announced a program to collect outstanding fines in the local courts, and to implement the collection process, approved approximately 300 warrants for those who owe fines or costs.

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