by Elizabeth Ann | Jan 31, 2026 | Articles, Justice & Reform, New York vs. Luigi Mangione, Trial Watch
Luigi Mangione Death Penalty Dropped, Reshaping Prosecution Strategy Ruling removes capital exposure and raises questions about continued federal involvement. SUPPORT OUR WORK VISIT THE LUIGI MANGIONE CASE HUB A judge has removed the death penalty as a sentencing...
by Elizabeth Ann | Jan 22, 2026 | Articles, Justice & Reform
Judge Orders Timothy Busfield Release After Calling Evidence “Neutral” A New Mexico pretrial detention hearing, delayed disclosures, and why a judge concluded the weight of the evidence does not yet justify detainment. SUPPORT OUR WORK The public reaction...
by Elizabeth Ann | Sep 6, 2025 | Articles, Justice & Reform, Massachusetts vs. Karen Read, Trial Watch
Why Karen Read’s $1.4M Prosecution Expense Is Justified From O.J. to Arias: Why Million-Dollar Trials Are More Common Than You Think When Norfolk County released invoices showing that Karen Read’s second trial cost taxpayers more than $1.4 million, critics pounced....
by Elizabeth Ann | Jul 26, 2025 | Articles, Idaho vs. Bryan Kohberger, Justice & Reform, Trial Watch
Image Credit: (Pool/Getty Images) Investigators Debunk Myths in Bryan Kohberger Case Rumors, Reality, and the Truth: What Investigators Really Found on Bryan Kohberger’s Phone In a rare and revealing post-sentencing interview with CNN’s Jean Casarez, Idaho State...
by Elizabeth Ann | Jul 16, 2025 | Articles, Justice & Reform, Massachusetts vs. Karen Read, Trial Watch
Image Credit: (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald/File) Federal Grand Juror Leak in Karen Read Case | The Turtleboy Connection “The Quiet Phase”: How the Karen Read Leak Strategy Unfolded—and What Comes Next While media and social chatter are focused on the recent indictment of...
by Elizabeth Ann | Jul 1, 2025 | Articles, Idaho vs. Bryan Kohberger, Justice & Reform, Trial Watch
Image Credit: (Pool/Getty Images) Is Bryan Kohberger Plea Deal a Confession or a Defense Strategy? A Deal with the Devil — or a Delay for the Innocent? Why the Bryan Kohberger Guilty Plea Might Be a Legal Strategy, Not a Confession Anne Taylor: Cornered by the Clock?...
