The TalkTalk hacker, Daniel Kelley, was originally sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison for his extortion crimes. However, due to excellent behavior and positive letters he received for helping companies improve security, the judge ultimately lowered his sentence to just four years.
The case known as the "Numbers Murder" involved a retired police officer running an illegal numbers parlor where a murder occurred in 1998. The case was a heater case, but it was ultimately wrongful as the accused, Daniels, was coerced into a guilty plea.
Lawyers for both sides and the Zarzicki family worked together to strike a plea deal with convicted killer Art Ream, who agreed to reveal the location of the body of Cindy Zarzycki in exchange for a reduced charge and sentence.
The prosecution in the Ahmaud Arbery case is taking apart the two pillars of the defense's argument which were that Travis McMichael had acted in self-defense and that race was not central to the argument. The prosecutor will use race as a central piece in her closing argument.
Drug lawyer Rod Ponton talks about reverse sting operations where law enforcement officers sell drugs to willing buyers and then arrest them. He also talks about representing a client in a federal case for conspiracy to import one ton of cocaine.
A transcript of a legal proceeding discusses how the jurors came in and realized the reality of the situation. They mention the corruption of the Murdoch family and the actions of the 14th Circuit solicitor.