Teacher Fails at Forging Jury Duty Letter
A veteran Manhattan educator is being forced to resign after doing a sloppy job.
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NYC Terror Suspect Could Get a Plea Deal
Jose Pimentel, suspected of building bombs, has yet to be indicted.
C.S.I.-Loving Sociopath Going Away for a Long Time
The insane case of Jerry Ramrattan has come to an end.
Frappuccino Firebombs Were More Revenge Than Hate Crime
The Queens attacks on New Year's Day were mostly about settling personal scores.
Levi Aron’s Lawyer Adds Hasidic Inbreeding to Insanity Mix
The accused murderer's defense is working hard to prove Aron is crazy.
Accused Cop Killer Now Fighting Prison Guards
Lamont Pride allegedly "refused to cooperate with a routine search" at Rikers Island.
Occupy Wall Street Goes to Court in Droves
Hundreds of demonstrators faced summonses in Manhattan court today.
Selling a Subway Swipe Is Now a Little Bit Less Illegal
New York's highest court rules that it's still criminal, but not petty larceny.
Rod Blagojevich Sentenced to Fourteen Years
The corrupt former Illinois governor is going away for a long time.
Arrested Protesters Say NYPD Officers Cravenly Ate Their Pizzas [Updated]
The hungry activists have dubbed themselves the "Pizza 8".
Anders Breivik Is Officially Insane
Norwegian killer may not stand trial or serve prison time after psychiatric report.
Barbara Sheehan Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Queens woman who killed husband got off on the murder charge, but not weapons possession.
Conrad Murray Found Guilty in Death of Michael Jackson
He faces up to four years in jail for involuntary manslaughter.
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