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The case against capital punishment: Why execution fails the test of justice
Recent execution failures and wrongful convictions expose fundamental flaws in America's death penalty system, raising urgent questions about whether state-sanctioned killing can ever serve true justice....
Seoul High Court Admits Recorded Myung Tae-kyun Call as Evidence in Mayor Oh Se-hoon's Political Funds Appeal
The Seoul High Court accepted three recorded phone calls between political broker Myung Tae-kyun and businessman Kim Han-jung as impeaching evidence in Mayor Oh Se-hoon's appeal against his Political Funds Act conviction, despite prosecution objections...
Judge Removed from Murder Case as Texas Teen Convicted in Track Meet Stabbing Seeks New Trial
A Texas judge has been ordered off the case of Karmelo Anthony, 19, who was convicted of murdering a fellow student at a high school track meet, after the judge publicly stated jurors 'got it right' in their guilty verdict....
Australian woman convicted of fatal mushroom poisoning appeals murder convictions
Erin Patterson, sentenced to life imprisonment for killing three relatives with death cap mushrooms, is challenging her convictions in Victoria's Court of Appeal while prosecutors seek a harsher sentence....