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Trials

Albertsons questions bound of Washington’s pharmacy regulations

Monique Merrill / July 22, 2026

In week two of Washington’s trial against Albertsons, experts discussed “red flags” pharmacists are trained to identify.

Two associates of Orange County Mexican Mafia found guilty of murder

Edvard Pettersson / July 22, 2026

The convictions are part of a 2022 crackdown on the prison gang that controls Latino street gangs throughout Southern California.

Judge deems Davis stabber legally insane after manslaughter conviction

Alan Riquelmy / July 22, 2026

The judge is expected to issue a commitment order next month sending Carlos Dominguez to a state hospital.

Ex-UC Davis student cleared of murder, convicted of manslaughter in stabbing spree

Alan Riquelmy / July 21, 2026

Carlos Reales Dominguez's public defender argued that his client suffered from schizophrenia and didn't believe he was killing human beings.

Trial for mother accused of murdering 2-year-old son ends in mistrial

Megan Butler / July 17, 2026

The former Georgia high school teacher faced life in prison if convicted.

Italy court finds 32 people guilty over deadly Genoa bridge collapse

Agence France-Presse / July 16, 2026

The crowded courtroom was packed with relatives of those who plunged to their deaths when the span — part of a key highway connecting France and Italy — gave way in torrential rain in 2018.

ICC advances first Libya trial over Mitiga prison abuses

Eunseo Hong / July 16, 2026

Judges found sufficient evidence to send Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri to trial on 17 charges linked to abuses at Tripoli’s Mitiga Prison.

Attorneys in California murder case argue intent, cannabis-induced psychosis as trial nears end

Alan Riquelmy / July 15, 2026

Carlos Reales Dominguez's attorney has argued that his client suffered from schizophrenia at the time of the slayings and had no intent to kill a person.

Trial wraps for Georgia teacher accused in 2-year-old son’s death

Megan Butler / July 15, 2026

An autopsy report revealed a lacerated liver from blunt force trauma was the cause of death.

Ex-captain admits drugging, raping US Merchant Marine Academy cadet

Nina Pullano / July 15, 2026

Following two days of jury selection, just before opening arguments were set to begin, John Merrone opted to plead guilty to a five-count indictment.

California spars with expert witness over safety of abortion reversals

Carly Nairn / July 14, 2026

A California deputy attorney general questioned two religious organizations' witness about his credentials and his analysis of studies on abortion pill reversal.