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Senators Susan Collins, Mitt Romney, Lisa Murkowski, Ben Sasse, Patrick Toomey, Bill Cassidy and Richard Burr joined all of their Democratic colleagues to vote for a conviction on Saturday.

Former President Donald Trump will make history this week as the only U.S. president to be impeached twice and the first to undergo trial after leaving office.

The Republican lawmaker said whether Trump is convicted "depends upon that which is presented" during the Senate trial.

Senator Kaine said his bipartisan censure resolution, an alternative to the impeachment trial, does not have enough support from either the Democrats or Republicans.

Forty-five Republicans went on record saying they don't view the trial as constitutional, effectively removing almost any doubt that a two-thirds majority will convict.

The rapper was expected to face a prison sentence of up to 10 years after pleading guilty to a weapon possession charge.

Some continue to champion the practice, while others claim it shouldn't be used as evidence.

Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher accused the Navy Secretary and a rear admiral of "meddling" in his case before mocking those who accused him of war crimes.

The R&B singer was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse in Cook County Court on Friday.

Jose Ines Garcia Zarate argued that a judge failed to tell jurors that "momentary possession" of a gun was not illegal.

Kevin Cooper was sentenced to death in 1985 after he was found guilty of the gruesome 1983 murders of four people.

Don Martin missed the closing arguments and guilty conviction, authorities announced on Tuesday.

Manafort allegedly began lying to investigators just two months after agreeing to cooperate.

Three days before his scheduled execution, convicted killer Edmund Zagorski convinced Tennessee's Supreme Court to spare him death by lethal injection in favor of the electric chair.

"I absolutely don't understand what you are talking about," Justice Franklin Elia told Turner's attorney.

The university has insisted that the course will be a broader look at the ways a president can be removed from office.

Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has said Judge Susan Bolton "refused to hear or rule on the Motion for New Trial," in his second attempt to have his conviction cleared.

A never-before-seen video shows that evidence against Steven Avery of "Making a Murderer" fame was planted or fabricated, defense attorney Kathleen Zellner tells Newsweek.

The criminal justice system has been using guesswork dressed up as science to send people to jail.

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The penal system in Britain is in desperate need of reform, says Frances Crook OBE.

"Making a Murderer" prosecutor Ken Kratz bragged about the case to women and tried to coerce women into sex, his accusers told investigators.

The decision is a temporary victory for gun rights activists.

The knotty case involves arson, grazing fines and protesting federal "tyranny."

Israel's top court has partly overturned the bribery conviction for former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, reducing his sentence to 18 months in jail.

Oscar Pistorius has been granted bail by the North Gauteng High Court and told that he will remain under house arrest until his sentencing for murder on April 18, 2016.

The Post reacted strongly to the conviction Sunday night.

The former Death Row Records exec was re-arraigned on Thursday, and will stand trial for murder in July.

Rudd faces up to seven years in jail for threatening to "take out" a former employee.

An Italian court will soon decide whether to confirm Knox's conviction and 28-year sentence.