Laken Riley Murder Trial and Death Penalty Debate

State senator demands Georgia Attorney General to intervene and seek death penalty for Laken Riley's killer, Jose Ibarra, after District Attorney refuses to pursue it due to collateral consequences for undocumented defendants.

Controversy over Murder Trial in Georgia

The article discusses the murder trial of Laken Riley, who was killed by an illegal immigrant in Georgia. The district attorney chose not to seek the death penalty for the murderer, sparking controversy.

Florida Man Executed for 1994 Killing and Rape

Florida man convicted of killing a college freshman and raping the student's sister while the siblings camped in a national forest 30 years ago is scheduled to be executed. The execution will be the first in Florida since last October.

Coup Attempt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Prosecutors in the Democratic Republic of the Congo seek death penalty for 50 people involved in a coup attempt, including three American citizens. The coup was led by Christian Malanga and resulted in six deaths. The Americans claim they were tricked into participating.

Ph.D. student charged with killing friend's newborn baby

Ph.D. student charged with killing a friend's newborn baby and abusing the infant's twin brother while babysitting in Pennsylvania could face the death penalty if convicted.

Florida Woman Arrested for Ambush Shooting of Deputies

Florida woman arrested for ambush shooting of deputies, one deputy killed and two wounded. Suspect faces charges including attempted first-degree premeditated murder of law enforcement officer. Case qualifies for death penalty.

Bryan Kohberger Murder Case

Idaho Judge condemns defense in Bryan Kohberger murder case for distributing questionnaires. Prosecutors object to motion to change venue for trial. Bryan Kohberger is accused of killing four University of Idaho students. Trial could face death penalty.

Reinstating Death Penalty for 9/11 Mastermind

New York Republicans call for reinstating the death penalty for the mastermind behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks after a plea deal was revoked by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

Justice for 9/11 Act and Alleged Terrorists' Plea Deals

The Justice for 9/11 Act aims to prevent alleged 9/11 terrorists from receiving plea deals to avoid the death penalty. It also seeks to ensure they remain in Guantanamo Bay and face trial.

Revocation of 9/11 Plea Deal

Defense Secretary revoked a historic plea deal with accused 9/11 plotters, leading to uncertainty and potential death penalty. Patrick White, who lost his cousin in 9/11, shares thoughts on the legal resolution importance.

Revocation of 9/11 Terror Attack Defendants' Plea Deal

House Foreign Affairs Committee Ranking Member Rep. Gregory Meeks reacts to the revocation of a plea deal with three defendants accused of involvement in the September 11 terrorist attacks, believing Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stepped in due to reactions. Meeks opposes the death penalty and suggests life sentences for heinous crimes.

Plea Deals for 9/11 Masterminds

The White House confirms President Biden had no role in the plea deal process for the masterminds behind the Sept. 11 terror attacks. The defendants reached a plea agreement to avoid the death penalty.

Criticism of Biden-Harris Administration's Deal with 9/11 Terrorists

Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance criticizes Biden-Harris administration for cutting a deal with 9/11 terrorists to avoid the death penalty. Vance emphasizes the need for a president who takes a harder stance against terrorists.

Plea deals sparing 9/11 mastermind and terrorists from death penalty

A union representing New York City firefighters is 'disgusted and disappointed' with the plea deal sparing alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammad and two other terrorists from the death penalty. Families of victims are troubled by the plea deals and express concerns about access to information.

Plea Agreements Reached with 9/11 Masterminds

Plea agreements reached with three masterminds of 9/11 terror attacks, sparing them the death penalty. Families of victims express outrage. President Biden rejected previous plea deal. Defendants accused of supporting terrorists who crashed planes into World Trade Center and Pentagon on 9/11.

South Carolina Death Penalty Execution Methods

South Carolina's high court ruled that death row inmates can be executed by firing squad, lethal injection, or the electric chair, potentially restarting executions after a decade. The decision allows inmates to choose their method of execution to make the death penalty less inhumane.

Controversy over Death Penalty Decision in Murder Case

Family of slain Temple University police officer calls for Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner's recall after he refuses to pursue the death penalty against the suspect in the officer's murder.

Illegal aliens accused of murdering and sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl in Houston, Texas

Two illegal aliens accused of murdering and sexually assaulting 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas. Forensic examiners confirm the sexual assault. The suspects were released into the U.S. from the southern border. Additional sexual assault charges could make them eligible for the death penalty.

Bryan Kohberger's Trial for Idaho Murders

Bryan Kohberger, a former criminology Ph.D. student, is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in a 2022 massacre. His trial date is being set, and there are disputes over evidence and his innocence.

Murder of Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas

Two illegal aliens charged with murdering 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas, are not yet eligible for the death penalty due to the victim's age. The brutal murder involved strangulation and possible sexual assault. The suspects were released into the U.S. from the southern border before the incident.

Execution of Missouri Inmate David Hosier

Missouri inmate David Hosier is set to be executed for the 2009 deaths of a couple he had an affair with. He has accepted his fate and claims innocence. Governor denied clemency due to lack of remorse.

Illegal Alien Accused of Murdering Laken Riley

Illegal alien accused of murdering 22-year-old Laken Riley pleads not guilty to ten counts, including murder and kidnapping. Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty.

California Judge Rejects Request to Vacate Death Sentence for Richard Allen Davis

California judge rejects request to vacate death sentence for Richard Allen Davis, the man convicted of killing Polly Klaas. Davis kidnapped Klaas from her bedroom at knifepoint in 1993. The death penalty remains in place despite recent changes to state sentencing laws.

Chad Daybell Convicted of Murder and Conspiracy Charges

Chad Daybell found guilty of murder and conspiracy charges in the deaths of his former wife, Tammy Daybell, and two children of his current wife, Lori Vallow Daybell. Prosecutors seek death penalty. Daybell accused of concocting wild fantasies about zombies to start a new life with Lori Vallow. Daybell also charged with insurance fraud. Vallow Daybell sentenced to life terms for the deaths.

California Governor Gavin Newsom's Actions and Beliefs

Pope Francis congratulates California Governor Gavin Newsom for refusing to carry out the death penalty and leading in climate change efforts. Newsom's actions align with the Catholic Church's teachings, which the Pope supports. Newsom also defends abortion rights and criticizes the fossil fuel industry and Donald Trump at a Vatican climate summit.

Death Penalty for Kansas City Man Charged with Murder

Missouri prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty for a man charged with murder of a court employee and a police officer during an eviction notice attempt.

Trump's potential second term execution plan

The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 plan calls for the execution of everyone on federal death row during Donald Trump's potential second term. Trump oversaw a historic federal execution spree during his first term, including 13 executions in his final six months.

Military Court Sentences Soldiers to Death in Congo

Military court in eastern Congo sentences eight soldiers to death for cowardice and other crimes linked to fleeing the battlefield. Government struggles to contain violence in the mineral-rich area with many armed groups. Decades-long conflict has led to one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.

Racial Disparities in Lethal Injection Executions

A new report by Reprieve found racial disparities in the mistakes made during lethal injection executions in the U.S., with Black prisoners experiencing more botched executions. The study highlights issues of racial discrimination in the death penalty process, from jury selection to the execution itself.

Vietnam Real Estate Tycoon Sentenced to Death for $12.5 Billion Fraud Case

Real estate tycoon Truong My Lan was sentenced to death in Vietnam's largest financial fraud case, involving $12.5 billion in fraud. Lan controlled Saigon Joint Stock Commercial Bank illegally, resulting in $27 billion in losses. Her family members also received prison sentences. The case shocked the nation and raised concerns about the country's economic outlook.

Real Estate Tycoon Sentenced to Death for Fraud in Vietnam

Real estate tycoon Truong My Lan, one of the richest women in the world, was sentenced to death for her involvement in a $12.5 billion fraud case in Vietnam. Lan built a real estate empire through dubious means and was accused of swindling billions from a bank, leading to significant financial damage. The case was part of a high-profile anti-corruption purge in Vietnam.

Controversy Surrounding Polly Klaas Murder Case and Death Penalty Moratorium

Richard Allen Davis, convicted of kidnapping and murdering Polly Klaas in 1993, is seeking to overturn his death sentence in California. This has sparked controversy and debate around the death penalty moratorium issued by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2019.

Death Penalty Case in Oklahoma

Tennessee Judiciary Committee passes bill allowing death penalty for child rape cases. Oklahoma death row inmate Michael DeWayne Smith executed for killing two people in 2002. Smith maintained innocence, but prosecutors claimed he was a ruthless gang member seeking revenge. Execution protested by anti-death penalty group.

Uganda's Anti-Gay Law Upheld

Uganda's constitutional court upholds anti-gay law allowing death penalty in certain cases, leading to condemnation from LGBTQ activist Frank Mugisha. The law intensifies violations towards the LGBTQ community and raises concerns about potential violence in the country.

Uganda's Anti-Gay Law Upheld

Uganda's constitutional court upheld an anti-gay law allowing the death penalty for 'aggravated homosexuality,' sparking condemnation from rights activists worldwide.

Potential Execution of Ukrainian Prisoners by Vladimir Putin

Fears are growing that Vladimir Putin may use the ISIS massacre in Moscow as an excuse to execute Ukrainian prisoners. Experts believe the attack could be a ploy to bring back the death penalty. Concerns are rising over the possibility that the Russian government may have orchestrated the attack.

Moscow Terrorist Attack Suspects

Four suspects accused of a terrorist attack in Moscow concert hall appeared heavily beaten in court. They face life imprisonment. The attack killed over 130 people. Russian officials are calling for severe punishment, including death penalty.

Failed Execution of Thomas Eugene Creech in Idaho

Idaho was unable to execute one of the longest-serving death row inmates in the U.S. due to the failure to establish an IV line. The execution, which would have been the state's first instance of capital punishment in 12 years, will need to be renewed for a later attempt.

Execution of Thomas Eugene Creech

Thomas Eugene Creech, a long-serving death row inmate in the U.S., is set to be executed in Idaho for multiple murders. Despite appeals and claims for leniency, his execution is scheduled to proceed with volunteers with medical training administering the lethal injection. Creech's supporters argue for his sentence to be converted to life without parole, citing his positive impact while in prison. His last chance for leniency rests on a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding alleged lies by prosecutors during his clemency hearing.