If you wanted to see Barry Bonds do hard time for breaking Hank Aaron’s home run record in a seemingly fraudulent fashion, today’s not your day.
Americans’ eyes were glued to TV and computer screens as Dr. Conrad Murray’s fate was decided in a Los Angeles courtroom Monday afternoon. And many took to Twitter to sound off after Michael Jackson’s doctor was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
After determining that he would not take the stand in his own defense, Dr. Conrad Murray’s defense team has rested and the trial will now go to closing arguments, jury instructions, deliberations and finally a verdict which will determine if Murray is responsible for the death of Michael Jackson in 2009.
An Italian court freed Amanda Knox from prison, and newspapers from Perugia to Seattle warmed up the presses.
From descriptions of the scene to violations of the term “too soon,” check out the best snap reactions to Amanda Knox’s acquittal.
Prosecutors described Amanda Knox as a “witch of deception” and a “lying, sex-loving she-devil” during her murder appeal. Now Knox’s legal team is fighting to erase that image by proving Knox is a victim, too.
It was judgment day for John Galliano, whose trial verdict over anti-Semitic hate speech was handed down today by a French court.
When Casey Anthony is released from jail, the 25-year-old may well find herself weighing as many offers as that of an A-list celebrity, which, in many ways, she now is.
Despite being found not guilty of murdering her two-year-old daughter, Casey Anthony must make at least one more appearance in court before her case is closed.
Thought to be a reincarnation of a secular lawyer, the ultra-Orthodox judges are calling for the dog to be put to death.
