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The Last 12 Weeks: ‘extraordinary’ access to a death row case
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OpIndia
· Jul 12, 2026
Midnight court hearing for Yakub Memon and Teesta Setalvad but none for cancer patient who died waiting despite 57 listings: The story of two Indias
The case of the cancer patient was no less 'urgent' than the cases of Yakub Memon and Teesta Setalvad. Her life was at stake and was eventually lost amid the procedural complexities of the judicial system. However, she did not get an urgent hearing because perhaps it takes more than just a 'life and death situation' or a threat to personal liberties to attract the Indian courts' rare attention.
WRAL News
· Jun 29, 2026
Alex Murdaugh's true crime saga returns as his murder retrial date is set
Alex Murdaugh's retrial on murder changes in the killings of his wife and son has begun with a pretrial hearing. Monday's hearing aims to set deadlines for evidence exchange and schedule future proceedings. Media outlets have flocked to cover the case again after the South Carolina Supreme Court ...
Watchdog Report
· Jun 23, 2026
Armed Trip To Kill Conservative Justices
A federal judge gave a would-be Supreme Court assassin just eight years, and now the Trump Justice Department is fighting to keep this dangerous ideologue behind bars for decades. Story Snapshot A transgender California resident traveled armed to Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s home intending to kill him and other conservative justices. Federal guidelines called for roughly []
MS NOW
· Jun 26, 2026
The Roberts Court closes the courthouse door — and the border
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter scrutinizes a 6-3 barrage ahead of the term’s final rulings and beats the drum for fuller court transparency. The post The Roberts Court closes the courthouse door — and the border appeared first on MS NOW.
Daily Sabah
· Jul 10, 2026
Turkish lawyers recall key moments from July 15 coup trials
Lawyers who represented victims and monitored the landmark trials following the defeated July 15, 2016, failed coup attempt say the years-long judicial process exposed the full str...
The New Zealand Herald
· Jul 2, 2026
Letters: Death in a hospital ED was a tragedy but unfortunately predictable
Letters: Death in a hospital ED was a tragedy but unfortunately predictable
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Related coverage for " The Last 12 Weeks: ‘extraordinary’ access to a death row case ": OpIndia — Midnight court hearing for Yakub Memon and Teesta Setalvad but none for cancer patient who died waiting despite 57 listings: The story of two Indias. WRAL News — Alex Murdaugh's true crime saga returns as his murder retrial date is set. Watchdog Report — Armed Trip To Kill Conservative Justices. MS NOW — The Roberts Court closes the courthouse door — and the border. Daily Sabah — Turkish lawyers recall key moments from July 15 coup trials. The New Zealand Herald — Letters: Death in a hospital ED was a tragedy but unfortunately predictable