Not Guilty but Punished Anyway Sentencing defendants based on acquitted conduct violates basic notions of justice. Reason · Apr 19, 2025
Judge orders Indiana to strike Ukrainian provision from humanitarian parole driver's license law A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction against an Indiana law that allows people in the state on humanitarian parole to obtain a driver’s license but only if they're from Ukraine The Independent UK · Jan 12, 2024
Judge Denies Dish Motion To Remove 17 Words From Circle City Suit Decision Opinion omitted any secret details, ruling says Broadcasting & Cable · Apr 7, 2023
Circle City Resists Dish’s Efforts To Erase Zero-Dollar Offer From Public Record ‘17 words Dish Network doesn’t want you to read,’ according to station’s website Multichannel News · Apr 6, 2023
Federal Judge Dismisses Circle City Discrimination Suits Against DirecTV, Dish ‘Nothing in the record connects any of these actions to some form of racial animus or intent to discriminate based on race,’ ruling says Multichannel News · Apr 2, 2023
Sentencing Commission Proposes Restricting Judges' Use of Acquitted Conduct It may sound bizarre, but yes, you can be punished at sentencing for an offense you were acquitted of by a jury. Reason · Jan 17, 2023
This Teen Was Acquitted of Killing His Accomplice. He Was Punished for It Anyway. Seventeen retired federal judges, appointed by both Republicans and Democrats, filed a brief supporting his appeal. Reason · Dec 12, 2022
Judge sentences Jared Fogle associate to 27 years in prison An associate of Jared Fogle who provided evidence that led to a criminal case against the disgraced former Subway pitchman has been sentenced to 27 years in prison for sexually molesting young girls and installing cameras to secretly take photos and videos of the victims The Independent UK · May 9, 2022