Ramon Morales-Reyes was framed by another inmate so he would no longer be able to testify against him in an upcoming trial, according to a court filing Monday. ABC News’ Alex Mallin reports.

But the City of Chico was on the right track when they proposed a Community Court, based on the Spokane model. It was a good idea then, and it still is.

According to a court filing Monday, Ramon Morales-Reyes was framed by another inmate so he would no longer be able to testify against him in an upcoming trial.

In its opinion, the Supreme Court acknowledged the growing legal and societal expectation that officers must exhaust de-escalation tactics before resorting to potentially lethal force.

In an open letter dated April 24, 2025, the lawyers argue that the removal of people from the U.S. to a foreign prison without a chance to contest the action in court is a "threat to the country's ...

One of my favorite terms is “confirmation bias.” The term describes the human tendency to believe anything that conforms with beliefs we already hold thereby reinforcing those beliefs as bein… ...

An Assumption University student will have to serve community service for her role in a “To Catch a Predator” social media scheme that falsely accused a man of interacting with underage girls.

A Dayton man is accused of using social media to plan robbing letter carriers and stealing mail to cash fraudulent checks.

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Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes has been deemed suitable for a community service order and is engaging with probation services, Limerick Circuit Court has heard.

Judge Hayes told a hearing of the Section 99 matter last month he would jail Hayes for three months if he was deemed unsuitable for the community service order.

An open letter to the Kingston community: As most of you already know, the holding companies associated with the William Gottleib Real Estate Company’s properties have sued the City numerous times.