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Woman wins $140,000 for unlawful 199 day detention
A JAMAICAN woman who was held in immigration detention for 199 days despite being fined by a court for overstaying has been awarded nearly 140,000 after the Supreme Court found she was unlawfully imprisoned and subjected to degrading treatment.
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· Jul 10, 2026
Unrepresented woman refused bail challenges detention
A woman who was refused bail in a hearing where she did not have a solicitor due to the current dispute over legal aid has taken High Court proceedings challenging the lawfulness of her detention.
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· Jul 1, 2026
Florida woman claims cocaine found her butt after arrest must’ve been from ‘intimate encounter’
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MyJoyOnline
· Jul 9, 2026
Woman accused of absconding with GH¢156,445 ‘susu’ money granted bail
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· Jul 10, 2026
Jiaying Chen, who wed at least 14 men in Las Vegas fraud scheme, to plead guilty
A woman who authorities say married more than a dozen men in Las Vegas to fund her gambling has agreed to plead guilty to two felonies. Jiaying Chen, 33, waived her right to a preliminary hearing during an appearance before Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Rebecca Saxe on Tuesday. Chen’s lawyer, Thomas Wells, said she plans to plead guilty later this week to one count each of bigamy and obtaining money under false pretences more than US100,000. “It will permit the victims of these crimes to...
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Related coverage for "Woman wins $140,000 for unlawful 199 day detention ": Tampa Free Press — Georgia Fraudster Faces 75 Years In Florida As $300K Rug-Swapping Scheme Unravels Mid-Trial. RTÉ News — Unrepresented woman refused bail challenges detention. DNyuz — Florida woman claims cocaine found her butt after arrest must’ve been from ‘intimate encounter’. MyJoyOnline — Woman accused of absconding with GH¢156,445 ‘susu’ money granted bail. South China Morning Post — Jiaying Chen, who wed at least 14 men in Las Vegas fraud scheme, to plead guilty