Sentencing

After being found guilty for the murder of his wife and son, Alex Murdaugh is to be sentenced on Friday at 9.30 a.m. EST.

While the disgraced film producer is due to be sentenced after a December rape conviction, his attorneys are requesting a retrial.

On Tuesday, Weisselberg, the former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, was sentenced to five months in prison.

The Duke of York "should never have settled" his Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit and could still "be vindicated," lawyer Alan Dershowitz told Newsweek.

"When you die, it is my fondest hope that they...take your ashes and throw them in the garbage dump," one victim's grandfather said to the killer in court.

The Hungarian prime minster blasted Bannon's sentencing as part of a "witch hunt" on Sunday.

The shooter killed 17 people, most of them students, and injured 17 others in the February 14, 2018, massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.

The former child star, who appeared in "Riverdale" and "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," pled guilty to the March 2020 shooting death of his mother, Barbara Waite.

An 18-year-old woman said she booked an appointment for a minor tooth enamel issue and left with 24 healthy teeth removed.

Marvin Magallanes believed the reality star "told him" that someone else was trying to "steal his life," according to his defense lawyer.

Sheila O'Leary and Ryan O'Leary told the police after baby Ezra's death that the family followed a strict vegan diet, eating only raw fruits and vegetables.

Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years for her role in aiding Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse—meaning she will be in jail until she is 80.

Ghislaine Maxwell is due for sentenced for sex trafficking girls for Jeffrey Epstein but "there's very little" she will be able to say," according to a lawyer.

Damia Mitchell, 17, was accused of opening fire at the home of an ex-girlfriend and killing another woman who happened to be there at the time.

Avenatti was sentenced Thursday to prison for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft for cheating his former client Stormy Daniels out of $300,000.

Disgraced alumnus from '19 Kids and Counting,' who is himself a father-of-seven, could be facing decades in prison over child pornography convictions.

More than 100 people were sentenced due to anti-government protests that took place in the country last year.

Reprimanding Jussie Smollett for more than 40 minutes, Judge James Linn told the actor that he had turned his own life "upside down" through his "shenanigans."

Smollett was convicted last year for lying to police about a staged attack in 2019 that was made to look like a hate crime against the gay, Black actor.

The sentencing of Duke Wilson is among the harshest currently placed on a January 6 participant.

"Today, the justice system murdered him all over again," Katie Wright said after Kim Potter was sentenced to two years in prison.

Prosecutors recommended in a court filing that Potter be given a sentence of slightly more than seven years.

Authorities say the Sparks Group would override discs' copyright protections via a practice called "cracking" or "ripping."

The 26-year-old will serve one year in a juvenile facility and won't be required to register as a sex offender afterwards.

"We ride for Trump, we die for Trump," Jacob Wiedrich said in a video he recorded during the Capitol riot.

The woman pleaded guilty to the charge of attempted murder in November.

"I took the life of an innocent 13-year-old boy. I really, truly am sorry, especially when he had been so nice and generous to me," Corey Johnson said.

The prosecution also called Elledge "the biggest complainer in the history of Boone County Jail," citing the 28 complaints he has filed in his time in jail.

One victim wrote on Scott Christner's "Double life, pretending to be a kind, giving man, while also molesting kids." Christner pleaded guilty in November.

Maxwell will be given "more freedom, liberty and room" to roam while serving her sentence, federal prison expert Justin Paperny said.