Lucy Letby case must be 'urgently re-examined', Jeremy Hunt says - The former health secretary called for the Criminal Cases ...

Jeremy Hunt says Lucy Letby’s case must be urgently re-examined - Former health secretary says victims’ families ‘deserve the ...

Scott Panetti, a convicted murderer diagnosed ... Ken Paxton. In the 2007 case Panetti v. Quarterman, the U.S. Supreme Court raised the bar for executing the mentally ill, holding that an individu ...

When the young British neonatal nurse Lucy ... run case. And the grim fact that a public who lapped up the stories of the evil nurse has now largely lost interest. I do not know if Letby is ...

A killer nurse branded the “Angel of Death” must remain in jail for the murder of four elderly patients and was not convicted by “unsafe” evidence, the Court of Appeal has been told.

Sentencing, Judge Daniel Williams said: "This is in many respects a sad case, you were a hardworking and diligent police officer, a career lost to you following your resignation." Khan was sentenced ...

California court rejected 18 of 19 claims in Scott Peterson's latest appeal ... start in the U.S. Northern District Court, since the case was tried in San Mateo County. If Peterson lost his ...

Now, the British barrister has claimed he has fresh evidence proving that the convicted neonatal nurse is a victim, not a killer. He believes Letby, the notorious baby murderer who is serving 15 ...

Cheng was detained during a low point in Australia’s relationship with China. Former prime minister Scott Morrison had infuriated Beijing when he backed an inquiry into the origins of coronavirus.

TWO dramatic court cases saw her convicted of the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of seven more - leaving Lucy Letby facing the rest of her life behind bars. But supporters of the ...

Scott Peterson’s hope that the California Court of Appeal would overturn his murder conviction were dashed this week when it instead directed his lawyers to return their case to the same Redwood ...

Why is there such resistance to the campaign to reopen the case of Lucy Letby, the nurse who has been sentenced to death, in slow motion, for crimes which may not even have happened? I've seldom ...