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- Failure to Furnish Written Grounds of Arrest Makes Arrest Illegal: Bombay HC
Already a paid member? Log in to access One subscription covers the entire premium judgment library, not just this case. 1. Pankaj Bansal Vs Union of India and Others (Supreme Court); Criminal Appeal Nos. 3051–3052 of 2023; 03/10/2023…
- Irish national sentenced in multi-state home repair fraud scheme
Date: April 7, 2026 Providence – An Irish national who was living unlawfully in the United States was sentenced today in federal court in Rhode Island for his role in a scheme to defraud homeowners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts…
- Delhi High Court grants bail to 2 doctors in ₹842 crore DGHS procurement case
The Delhi High Court on Friday granted regular bail to two senior doctors, Dr Vinod Kumar Ranga and Dr Vatsala Aggarwal, arrested in the alleged ₹842-crore Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) medical procurement scam. Justice…
- Whitehall Man Sentenced to 46 Months in Prison for Months-Long Course of Conduct Involving Cyberstalking and Interstate Stalking and Threats
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A resident of Whitehall, Pennsylvania, has been sentenced in federal court to 46 months of incarceration, to be followed by three years of supervised release, on his conviction of charges of cyberstalking, interstate…
- Omaha man sentenced for possession of CSAM
WOWT Omaha man sentenced for possession of CSAM Businesses on South Elm Avenue take losses after construction on the street New Lancaster Co. Sheriff: Office will be defined by ‘professionalism, integrity and character’ Grand Island City…
- NJ Man Who Robbed Bank With Piece Of Paper Learns Fate In Court
MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — A man who admitted to robbing a Morris County bank with a piece of paper has been sentenced to prison. Jason H. Perlett, 65, of Hackettstown, was sentenced to ten years in prison after admitting to robbing a bank this…
- Gilbertville man sentenced for using forklift to steal Cedar Falls ATM
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (KCRG) - A Gilbertville man who stole an ATM and led officers on a high-speed chase was sentenced Thursday to more than four years in federal prison. John Fitzgerald Bennett, 56, pleaded guilty to one count of credit…
- Georgia Man Sentenced to Prison for $1.25 Million in Pandemic Fraud
A Georgia man has been sentenced to federal prison for pandemic fraud. Hugh A. Brown, Jr. was sentenced to federal prison for fraudulently obtaining roughly $1.25 million in pandemic relief and auto loans. According to U.S. Attorney…
- LA Man Sentenced to Prison for $3.8M COVID Benefits Fraud
A Los Angeles man was sentenced Friday to two years behind bars for pocketing more than $3.8 million in COVID-19 business-relief loans for shell companies he set up. Gevork George Dagliyan, 50, pleaded guilty in February to one federal…
- Religious Conversion Case: Allahabad HC Grants Bail to 8 Convicts, Rejects Bail Pleas of Umar Gautam, Kaleem Siddiqui
Allahabad HC grants bail to eight illegal religious conversion case convicts. The Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) has granted post-conviction bail to eight persons convicted in the alleged illegal mass religious conversion case, while…
- $90K bail bond judgment stands after surety’s untested theory flops
What happened: California appeals court affirmed a $90,000 bail bond judgment, ruling the statute does not require a separate civil case. Who’s involved: North River Insurance Company and Bad Boys Bail Bonds as surety and agent. What’s at…
- Vernon Woman Sentenced to Probation and Jail for Arson
95.3 X95 51 year old Misty Podergois of Vernon has been sentenced to four years probation and 90 days in the Marion County Jail for arson. A jury found her guilty in June in connection with a March 2022 truck fire in her sister’s driveway…
- The three new amendments are in Jackson voters have some thoughts
In addition to the candidates that have been elected the state of Tennessee has voted yes on three constitutional amendments. 39 News goes to ask the people what they think of the results. Tennessee voters approved three changes to the…
- Man Awaits Sentencing for $3.8M COVID Benefits Fraud
A Los Angeles man is scheduled to be sentenced Friday for pocketing more than $3.8 million in COVID-19 business-relief loans for shell companies he set up. Gevork George Dagliyan, 50, pleaded guilty in February to one federal count of wire…
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