Charges

"In this case a lot could have been done different," Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said.

The parents of the teen accused of killing four fellow students went missing hours after they were charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter.

Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said the attorney of James and Jennifer Crumbley could not get a hold of the couple after the charges were issued.

Though Crumbley has already been charged with two dozen crimes, Oakland County prosecutor Karen McDonald is also weighing criminal charges against the parents.

An FBI affidavit said that a backpack containing the man's identification and three small axes was recovered the day after the Capitol riot.

Federal prosecutors have charged the three men with interfering with Arbery's civil rights and attempting to kidnap the Black jogger "because of his race."

"If the lesser-included offenses are still felonies, then it could support a felony murder conviction," defense attorney Richard Lawson told Newsweek.

The misdemeanor charge, which is punishable by up to nine months behind bars, was expected to be the easiest charge for prosecutors to prove.

William Looper had access to the boy because he had been dating his mother, 30-year-old Jessica Blake Smith, for several weeks at the time.

Danny Fenster was detained at the Yangon International Airport in May as he was waiting to take a flight to the Detroit area in the U.S. to visit his family.

The former One Direction singer was sentenced to a total of 360 days of probation.

Since December 2020, more than a dozen women have come forward with sexual harassment allegations against the former governor.

The president of the Maine Chiefs of Police Association described the illegal operation's alleged connection to officers as "very upsetting."

A federal judge in the District of Kansas designated the group, previously called the United Nation of Islam and Value Creators, as a cult in 2018.

The two painters were suspended above the condominium's 26th floor until a couple inside the building rescued them.

The three siblings discovered in the apartment with the remains were alive but apparently abandoned, according to officials.

Kathie Durst went missing nearly 40 years ago when she was 29 years old. While her body was never discovered, her family had her declared legally dead in 2017.

Kim Hoover-Moore was found guilty in 2003 of killing a 9-month-old girl who a coroner said died of shaken baby syndrome.

The Justice Department has not successfully charged and convicted someone for criminal contempt in a Congress case since the 1970s.

"Pennsylvania law does not allow for the prosecution of a passenger who may have witnessed a crime," Delaware County's district attorney said in a statement.

"What we want is everyone to be angry and disgusted and to be resolute about making the system safer," said SEPTA Police Chief Thomas J. Nestel III.

The judge said that Murdaugh's financial resources and mental state put him at too much risk to wait for trial outside of jail.

The South Carolina lawyer was arrested in Florida, where his lawyers said that he was recovering after claiming that he was shot in the head by his home.

The charges stem from allegations that Ridley-Thomas's son Sebastian received substantial benefits from the University of Southern California in exchange for the politician's support for the school.

"The allegations against Mr. Swanson are incredibly disturbing, and my heart breaks for those who trusted him to care for their deceased loved ones," Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said.

Couy Griffin will not be recalled from office as Otero County Commissioner after a petition failed to collect enough signatures to trigger a special election.

"The people are grasping to try to save something that is unsalvageable," Weinstein attorney Alan Jackson said. "They did it, they blew it, they can't fix it."

Under the "dual sovereignty doctrine," state and federal officials can prosecute the same defendant for the same charges without double jeopardy.

The appellate ruling determined the district court erred in determining the dangers posed by George Tanios, as he has no past felony convictions.

One of the mens' attorney admitted to being surprised by the indictment, saying the medical examiner found so many drugs in the body that it was nearly impossible to determine what caused her death.