If you have be arrested for a crime, you are at the beginning of what could become a long journey through the criminal justice system. Although the process may vary somewhat from state to state, these are the steps that most criminal cases follow until the case is resolved.
Some cases end quickly with a guilty plea and paying a fine, while others can go on for decades through the appeals process. Continue reading “Crime Expert Charles Montaldo Details “The Stages of a Criminal Case””
Call her a pack rat. Call her guilty.
A New Jersey woman who took the dismembered remains of her husband with her when she moved at least twice has been found guilty of murder.
Loretta Doyle Burroughs, 63, of Ventnor City, was convicted in the 2007 killing of Doyle Burroughs after a four-day trial in Atlantic County Criminal Court in Mays Landing, N.J.
“The end of it all is Daniel Burroughs, decomposed in two Tupperware containers in this defendant’s closet,” Levy said. “This is how it ends.” Continue reading “63 Year Old New Jersey Woman Convicted Of Cutting Up Her Husband And Storing Remains In Tupperware”
The family of former No Limit Records artist McKinley “Mac” Phipps is demanding he receive a new trial after witnesses in his manslaughter case have recently come forth and admitted that they were bullied and coerced into pointing the finger at the New Orleans rapper as the killer.
The family and supporters of Mac are demanding a new trail. Continue reading “New Orleans Rapper Mac’s Family Demands A New Trial In His 30 Yr Manslaughter Conviction”
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