Justice: Last News

Dolly Parton has said that she is “doing better” than expected following the passing of her husband Carl Thomas Dean.The country legend shared the news earlier this month that her husband of nearly 60 years had died at the age of 82. “Carl and I spent many wonderful years together,” she wrote in a heartfelt tribute.

Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay are spending the day on set together!

Pennsylvania neighbor handwritten notes that described that he wanted to “dismember” her body, calling her his “next victim.” After his arrest, Bish reportedly confessed to being obsessed with the woman he sent the notes to and didn’t intend to stop the threats until she was “dead,” per Law and Crime. He also allegedly claimed he wanted to carry out the crime this summer in the woods.The troubled Pennsylvania teen also said that he had been studying criminal justice and forensics so that he could carry out his crime without getting caught.

The trailer for the sixth and final season of The Handmaid’s Tale is here!

Law & Order: Organized Crime is coming back soon!

The first serious rebuke of Donald Trump’s return to the White House has come from a close ally of the MAGA POTUS.

, nearly a year before in June of 2022. It's not the first time Texas, among other states, have pursued abortion-related legal action, but it is the first time the state has actually arrested and criminally charged a provider within the state.There’s been a lot of concern online about a series of anti-abortion bills introduced in the first few weeks of the Trump administration. Here are the facts.Per the , Texas midwife Maria Margarita Rojas and her employee Jose Ley were both charged with criminal performance of an abortion and with practicing medicine without a license.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has warned against striking a deal with Russia to end the Ukraine War that does not hold the instigators of the 2022 invasion and perpetrators of war crimes to account.

Ellise Shafer John Oliver sounded off on a Justice Department official’s claim that she was fired for refusing to recommend that Mel Gibson‘s gun rights be restored, saying that the “Mad Max” and “Braveheart” actor is “best known for his work in screaming.” Last Week, Elizabeth G. Oyer — a former pardon attorney in the Department of Justice — told the New York Times that she was fired the day after she refused to add Gibson’s name to a memo recommending nine candidates who should have their gun rights restored.

Following the news that a high-ranking Justice Department attorney, Liz Oyer, was seemingly fired for opposing the restoration of Mel Gibson‘s gun rights after he lost them due to a domestic violence misdemeanor conviction, John Oliver took a jab at the scandal-riddled actor and director himself.

Stephen Saito Director Jessica Earnshaw has an eye for blind spots. Traveling to Northeast Ohio for her tremendous second feature “Baby Doe,” she ventures into the kind of working class, deeply religious enclave that is typically overlooked in America, or at least often reduced to stereotypes in its depiction on screen.

The upcoming third and final season of Bosch: Legacy is getting a couple of new faces!

Katcy Stephan Indie Rights has acquired worldwide distribution rights to “Plight,” an indie-thriller written, directed and produced by MJ Alhabeeb Jr. in his feature film debut. The film will be released theatrically and on digital platforms this June.

George Clooney and his wife Amal are hosting a select amount of guests in Lake Como, Italy!

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Want to hang out with George and Amal Clooney on Italy’s Lake Como and be pampered to the hilt, all for a good cause? In August, the couple will be hosting an exclusive five-day fundraiser for the Clooney Foundation for Justice, hosting 16 guests who are passionate about philanthropy but also eager to indulge “in the most incredible aspects of Lake Como,” according to Emma Ponsonby, CEO of Satopia Group, which is organizing the event. Participation starts at €160,000 ($173,000) per room (based on double occupancy) at the Passalacqua hotel, an opulent 18th century villa with frescoed suites, grand staircases and fountains overlooking the lake on land once owned by Pope Innocent XI.

Naman Ramachandran Executive producers Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Mindy Kaling and Dev Patel are lending their star power to global impact campaign #StandWithHer, inspired by director Nisha Pahuja’s Oscar-nominated documentary “To Kill a Tiger.” Launching on Wednesday in New York City, the campaign aims to combat gender-based violence worldwide through a partnership between Pahuja and NGOs Equality Now, Equimundo and MenEngage Alliance. “Gender-based violence is a global crisis, yet too often, it remains hidden in the shadows,” Chopra Jonas said in a statement.

Jordan Moreau SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for Episode 3 of “Daredevil: Born Again,” now streaming on Disney+. After killing off Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) in the first 10 minutes of the premiere last week, “Daredevil: Born Again” has again upped the body count. Episode 3 followed the high-profile trial of Hector Ayala (played by the late Kamar de los Reyes), a.k.a. the vigilante White Tiger, who was accused of killing an NYPD officer the show’s second episode.

Carolyn Giardina The new documentary “Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna,” which premieres Tuesday on Hulu, examines the 2021 gun accident that claimed the life of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of indie film “Rust” and was directed by Hutchins’s friend, Rachel Mason. Hutchins is remembered fondly in the doc as a friend, wife, mother and aspiring cinematographer.

Netflix series Toxic Town.Written by Jack Thorne (His Dark Materials), the series follows a group of mothers who are fighting for justice after a link is discovered between toxic waste in the town and their children being born with defects.Jodie Whittaker and Aimee Lou Wood lead the cast, alongside Robert Carlyle, Rory Kinnear, Joe Dempsie, Brendan Coyle, Claudia Jessie and Lauren Lyle.Toxic Town is produced by Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones’ production company Broke & Bones, with Minkie Spiro serving as director.Netflix has not announced any plans for a second season. The show was originally billed as a miniseries, so it’s highly unlikely a second season will be commissioned.The story of the Corby scandal was also concluded across the show’s four episodes, so there’s little reason for the show to continue unless it tackles another case entirely.The true story behind Toxic Town is often described as the English version of Erin Brockovich, a paralegal who was instrumental in building a case against Pacific Gas & Electric Company in relation to water contamination in Hinkley, California.This case was covered in the 2000 biographical film Erin Brockovich with Julia Roberts in the lead role, who won an Oscar for her performance.As for other similar cases, 2019 film Dark Waters is a dramatised version of Robert Bilott’s case against the chemical manufacturing company DuPont.

Behemoth frontman Nergal has said justice has “prevailed” after he was acquitted of “offending religious feelings” in his native Poland.In 2018, the singer – real name Adam Darski – posted a video for International Women’s Day in which he waved around a penis-shaped sex toy with a representation of the crucifix on it, while singing a children’s song.The post resulted in Darski being charged for violating Poland’s anti-blasphemy laws, which state: “Whoever offends religious feelings of other people by publicly insulting an object of religious cult or a place for public holding of religious ceremonies, is subject to a fine, restriction of liberty or loss of liberty for up to 2 years.”Last month, Darski was acquitted on two charges, with a third being conditionally dropped. On Saturday (March 8), he took to Instagram to post his response to the news, asserting that he believes the case should never have made it to court.A post shared by Adam Nergal Darski (@nergal69)“In 2018, on this very day, I posted a silly video on Instagram, singing an old children’s song for Women’s Day while waving a certain artifact,” he wrote.

A high-ranking Justice Department pardon attorney says she was fired just a day after she noted her lack of a recommendation for Mel Gibson‘s restoration of his gun rights. The official, Elizabeth G. Oyer, alleged she was explicitly told the reinstatement should come due to Gibson’s status as a newly appointed special ambassador to Hollywood, alongside colleagues Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone.