Lawyers

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  Florida Grandma Not Guilty of Manslaughter After Two Grandkids Die in Her Care Months Apart

  Florida couple devastated as grandmother acquitted of manslaughter in tragic deaths of two grandchildren under her care within a year.

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  Accused Suitcase Killer Reveals Moment She Found Boyfriend Stuffed in Bag After Leaving Him in There Overnight: 'I Was Aghast'

  A Florida woman accused of leaving her boyfriend to die stuffed in a suitcase testified that she did not mean to kill him, but that she just wanted him to reflect on his behavior.

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  Decades-Old Tennessee Murder Case Brought to Halt After Prosecutors Allegedly Spy on Defense

  DA Glenn Funk was reportedly aware of the situation but insists that the defense attorneys had no expectation of privacy inside his offices.

• Amazon Echo works by using hot words, not recording your entire conversation

  The Echo isn't recording every word you say and it also is not sending a constant audio stream of everything on your surroundings to the servers as it will result in way too much data for Amazon to handle.

• Jayde Panayiotou murder case trial postponed until May 3

  The Jayde Panayiotou murder case is postponed until May 3 for the purpose of having Legal Aid procure copies of the docket. Jayde’s husband, Christopher, along with two co-accused await trial almost a year after the abduction and murder of the popular schoolteacher last April 2015.

• Hundreds Of Mourners Pay Their Respect To Murder Victim James McDonagh; Suspect Denies Murder Charges

  Murder victim James McDonagh was laid to rest by hundreds of mourners who have come to pay their final respect to the 28-year-old father-of-two.

• Louisiana Sheriff’s Deputy Killed, Former Inmate Arrested

  Former inmate and rape-convicted, Jermaine Johnson, has been arrested for Webster Parish's Sheriff, Sulyn Prince's death. Evidences found at the sheriff's home has led to the arrest of the former inmate.

• More possible charges against 4 convicted in Wyoming County murder case; Preliminary hearing to follow

  Four people could face more charges following the murder of a man in the Wyoming County. The additional charges could possibly be filed in two weeks during a preliminary hearing on the case.

• Shahena Uddin Murder Case: Salma Begum Convicted of Murdering Her Sister-In-Law

  The murder case of Shehana Uddin is finally closed. Her sister-in-law has been convicted of murder and will face life imprisonment. Her siblings, meanwhile, were charged with manslaughter.

• Alaska Serial Killer: Israel Keyes May Be Tied to 11 Slayings; FBI Releases Interactive Map of Travels (Video)

  Israel Keyes, a serial killer in Alaska, may be linked to 11 killings, and may have possible ties to even more slayings, according to federal agents. Keyes committed suicide in December 2012, after police say he confessed to at least seven murders nationwide, which extended from Vermont to Washington state.

• Knox to Be Extradited? Analysts Disagree Whether 25 Year Old Will Need To Stand Trial Again After Italian Court Overturns Her Acquittal

  Legal experts disagreed on the likelihood as to whether Amanda Knox will be extradited to Italy after the Court of Cassation, Italy's top criminal court, overturned her acquittal for the 2007 killing of her British roommate Meredith Kercher. The court has ordered for a new trial.

• Baby Murder: De'Marquis Elkins and Unidentified Teen Charged With Brunswick, Georgia Toddler's Shooting Death (Video)

  Public defender Kevin Gough who represents 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins is confident his client is "absolutely, 1,000 percent not guilty," for the shooting death of a Georgia baby who was killed at point-blank rach in his stroller last week. Elkins made his first court appearance on Monday, charged as an adult with first degree murder, along with a 14-year-old who was not identified because he is a juvenile, Brunswick Police Chief Tobe Green said.

• Sarai Sierra Update: Turkish Suspect Identified as Ziya T, Admits to Killing Staten Island Mother, High on Sniffing Glue (Video)

  The Turkish suspect, identified only as Ziya T, admitted he got high on sniffing glue and proceed to fatally beat the 33-year Staten Island mother Sarai Sierra while she was on vacationing in Turkey in January, Turkish police said on Monday.