Lorraine Fraser, the mother of a murdered teenager, is calling for changes to the parole system after having to endure repeated parole hearings for her sons' killers. She describes the experience as "horrendous" and believes that the current system is not providing justice for victims and their families. Fraser is advocating for reforms that would make the parole process more transparent and considerate of the emotional toll it takes on those affected by violent crimes. She hopes that her efforts will lead to a more compassionate and effective parole system that prioritizes the needs of victims and their loved ones.

A former leader of a powerful gang in Haiti, Germine Joly, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison by a US judge. Joly was known for leading a violent gang that was involved in the kidnapping of 16 American citizens. The sentencing comes as a significant development in the fight against crime and violence in Haiti. Joly's imprisonment is seen as a step towards justice and accountability for the crimes committed by his gang.

Police in Pakistan have charged 23 individuals for their involvement in the murder of a blasphemy suspect. The suspects are accused of being part of a mob that killed a man believed to have desecrated the Quran, the holy book of Islam. The arrests were made as authorities continue to crack down on incidents of vigilante justice and violence related to blasphemy allegations in the country.

The recent killing of a young Cambodian couple by a businessman with an honorary title has reignited concerns about impunity in the country. The suspect, a real estate entrepreneur who was granted a royal title, has been charged with premeditated murder by a court in Phnom Penh. The tragic incident has shocked the community and raised questions about the accountability of individuals with power and influence in Cambodia. The victims, a young couple, were reportedly targeted by the suspect in a premeditated attack. The case highlights the need for justice and accountability in Cambodia, where individuals with connections and titles may feel immune to consequences for their actions. The court's decision to charge the suspect with murder is a step towards holding him accountable for his alleged crimes. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding the rule of law and ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their status or title, are held accountable for their actions. It is crucial for the Cambodian justice system to address cases of violence and impunity to ensure that justice is served for all victims.

A Texas woman is facing accusations of attempting to drown a three-year-old Palestinian-American girl at an apartment complex pool. The incident has sparked calls for hate crime charges to be brought against the suspect by the largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization in the US. The woman allegedly made derogatory remarks about the child's mother's nationality during the attack. Currently, the suspect has been charged with attempted murder and injury to a child.

Laura Morris, a survivor of domestic abuse, expressed relief and gratitude following a recent Supreme Court ruling that prohibits abusers from possessing firearms. Describing the decision as "personal," Morris shared that she will now be able to sleep better knowing that her abuser is no longer allowed to have a gun. This ruling marks a significant step towards protecting survivors of domestic violence and preventing further harm.

A man from Maryland had his entire life changed by a small crumb of cannabis. However, he now has a brighter future as 175,000 pardons for marijuana convictions have been granted.

Amanda Knox is making a return to an Italian courtroom after over 12 years in an effort to finally clear her name of a slander charge that has lingered despite her exoneration in the 2007 murder case of her British roommate in Perugia. Knox is determined to put an end to the lingering accusations and prove her innocence once and for all.

Call Any Time for Jury Duty: A Civic Duty and Responsibility Linda Joyce Thayer’s Jury Duty Experience in Durango Linda Joyce Thayer, a resident of Durango, recently shared her first-time experience serving on a jury in a letter to the editor. She expressed her willingness to fulfill her civic duty, emphasizing the importance of remaining […]