A New York federal judge has rejected former President Donald Trump’s bid to a new trial in the E. Jean Carroll Defamation case and said he still must pay the $83.3 million to her.
Read More Federal Judge Rejects Trump’s Bid For New E. Jean Carroll Defamation Trial, Says He Must Pay $83.3M
A Pennsylvania police officer has been arrested after allegedly raping and physically abusing a Pennsylvania police officer.
Read More Officer Arrested After Allegedly Raping And Physically Abusing 13-Month-Old
Disgraced convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein made a last-chance bid to reverse his 2020 Manhattan sex crimes conviction, with his lawyer claiming that the “MeToo movement” destroyed the Hollywood producer’s right to a fair trial.
Read More Harvey Weinstein Appeals Conviction, Blames ‘Me Too’ Movement For Conviction
New York will expand what legally is considered as rape in a court of law to include other forms of nonconsensual sexual contact.
Read More Gov. Hochul Signs New Law Expanding Legal Definition Of Rape In N.Y.
A Texas man is now in federal custody after police linked him to video evidence from the dark web where he and six other men were filmed sexually assaulting two toddlers.
Read More Disturbing Video Evidence Shows 7 Texas Men Sexually Abusing 2 Toddlers, 1 Arrested
A $25 million settlement has been struck between a North Carolina city and the state of North Carolina regarding a complaint that accused authorities of misconduct, according to the victim’s attorneys on Tuesday. The man had been falsely convicted and imprisoned for 44 years.
Read More Man Wrongfully Convicted For Rape Who Spent 44 Years In Prison Receives $25M Settlement