Lawyers

• Amanda Knox Update: Slandering police and legal officials case cleared

  Amanda Knox has been cleared of her slander cases that involved police officers and a prosecutor. She has made statements that earned her cases but was still found not guilty, just like this one.

• Sollecito may seek compensation after Kercher murder acquittals

  Amanda Knox's ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito may seek reparations after his second acquittal for the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher brought to an end a marathon journey through Italy's justice system.

• Amanda Knox acquitted of murder by Italy's top court

  Italy's top court on Friday annulled the conviction of American Amanda Knox for the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher and, in a surprise verdict, acquitted her of the charge.

• Italy to extradite Amanda Knox over drug links? Prosecutor says American has 'sexual links' cocaine dealer

  According to reports, Knox had sexual relations with a man she had met on a train and later became her drug dealer. The Telegraph mentioned an article published in Italian magazine Giallo, which claimed that police are aware of Knox's sexual relations with the man referred to as "F."

• Amanda Knox Murder Case Update: Sollecito insists innocence on Kercher murder, uses thesis as proof

  After Raffaele Sollecito received conviction in January for his involvement in the murder of Meredith Kercher, he retained his belief that he is innocent on the charges filed against him. He uses his thesis, "Social Network Analysis and Semantic Proximity," as proof. Defendant's lawyers also introduce new tactics to the case.

• Amanda Knox Court: Italian Appeal for Retrial Will Be Decided Monday or Tuesday

  A lawyer representing Amanda Knox said he was confident Italy's top court would uphold a verdict clearing the American student and her former boyfriend of the 2007 murder of Briton Meredith Kercher.

• Amanda Knox Interview: Former Jailed Student Talks to ABC's Diane Sawyer in April

  Amanda Knox, who was held in Italian jail for the stabbing death of her British roommate, and later exonerated, will speak with ABC News' Diane Sawyer in a primetime special on April 30th, according to news reports.