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trials Dec. 7, 2018

Finally, Some Real Menace Enters the El Chapo CourtroomBut not from the kingpin himself.

By Mark Jacobson
el chapo Nov. 12, 2018

The El Chapo Trial Is Already a Movie SetThe drug kingpin takes the stage in Brooklyn.

By Mark Jacobson
Nov. 8, 2017

‘What Is a Senator’ May Actually Be a Key Question in the Menendez CaseA juror’s grade-school-civics question cuts to the heart of the New Jersey senator’s corruption trial.

By Eric Levitz
June 26, 2017

Some Prospective Jurors Were Pretty Biased Against Martin ShkreliHe was called a “snake” and an “evil man” when jury selection began for his securities-fraud trial on Monday.

By Jen Kirby
boston bombing trial May 13, 2015

Tsarnaev Jury Hears Closing ArgumentsThe prosecution highlighted Tsarnaev’s brutality and seeming indifference. The defense spoke of a lost boy.

By Adrienne Gaffney
white men with money Nov. 9, 2009

Jurors in Bear Stearns Trial Could Not Seem Less Excited About Reaching a VerdictThey’re raising questions about venue and have all sorts of outlandish requests.

By Zeke Turner