How Forensic Evidence Can Be Challenged in High-Stakes Murder Cases
Forensic evidence remains one of the most influential elements in criminal trials, but it is not infallible.
Crimes
Two Sentenced in Massive Genetic Testing Fraud Scheme
Fraud scheme billed insurers for unnecessary genetic testing services.
Texas Doctor Convicted in Major Pill Distribution Case
Doctor convicted for illegally distributing large amounts of prescription drugs.
Duo Sentenced to 17 Years in Federal Prison for Trafficking Meth Concealed in Cheetos Bags
“The defendants brazenly disguised 40 pounds of meth in Cheetos bags and used a commercial delivery company to transport it for them,” said Tom Wheeler, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
Texas Man Pleads Guilty in “Poppers” Case
Texas man admits role in mislabeled poppers sales case.
How Private Investigators Help Build Criminal Defence Cases
Without independent investigation, the defence would be limited to responding to the prosecution’s narrative rather than actively testing it.
When a California Car Accident Becomes a Criminal Case: Understanding Vehicular Manslaughter and Hit-and-Run
For drivers, the takeaway is straightforward. The decisions made in the moments during and immediately after a collision can determine whether the incident remains a civil matter or becomes a criminal case with life-altering consequences.
DOJ Moves to Block Florida Tax Preparers
Federal case targets tax preparers accused of filing false returns.
Bookkeeper for Nonprofit Sentenced to Federal Prison for Stealing More Than $79,000 from Incapacitated Senior Citizens
For nearly a year, Walters carried out a scheme to defraud mentally incapacitated elderly adults by stealing money from their personal bank accounts for her own benefit.
13 Members of Armed Drug‑Trafficking and Dog‑Fighting Ring Sentenced
Ten more await 2026 hearings.