Courts and Crime
Riverside Church Ordered to Pay $11.3 Million to Child Sex Abuse Victim
An ex-player for Riverside Church basketball program was awarded $11.3 million by a jury for sexual abuse he suffered decades ago as a team member.
Ex-Bard President Resigns From College Roles Over Epstein Email
Leon Botstein abruptly resigned from all roles at Bard following a House Judiciary Committee letter sent to the school’s leadership.
Lindsay Clancy Lawyer’s Bid to Find Her Not Guilty After Mistrial Denied: Judge
A judge rejected a request from Lindsay Clancy’s lawyers to find her not guilty of killing her three children after her case ended in a mistrial.
Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Argues for Not Guilty Verdict: ‘Where Is the Evidence That She Did This?’
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer, Kevin Reddington, argued his client should be found not guilty over a lack of evidence for the triple murder charges.
Grand Jury Investigating Death of Nolan Wells Decides Against Indictments
The grand jury investigating the death of Nolan Wells unanimously decided against any indictments in the case.
Holdout Juror in Lindsay Clancy Case Defends Decision
Michael P. Desronvil defended his vote to convict Lindsay Clancy, whose murder trial over the deaths of her three children ended in mistrial.
Lindsay Clancy Juror Says Lone Holdout ‘Admitted He Had Reasonable Doubt’
Jurors discussed what happened behind closed doors during Lindsay Clancy’s closely watched triple murder case, which ended in a mistrial last Friday.
Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Asks Trump to ‘Consider’ Pardon After Mistrial
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer, Kevin Reddington, asked President Donald Trump to consider pardoning the mother after her murder trial ended in a hung jury.
Judge Declares Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Trial, Grants One-Hour Stay for Appeal
The jury couldn’t reach a unanimous verdict in the closely watched trial of Lindsay Clancy.
Jury Deadlocked in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial as Deliberations Continue
The jury in the closely-watched Lindsay Clancy murder trial said it was deadlocked as it began a fourth day of deliberations Tuesday, September 1.