Mother Sentenced for Infant’s Death: A Disturbing Case of Culpable Homicide
A mother has been jailed for six years after causing her infant daughter's death with a hairdryer.
Category: Law
Luigi Mangione’s Guilty Plea: Implications for Healthcare and Justice
Luigi Mangione pleads guilty, raising questions about healthcare frustrations and justice.
France’s Social Media Ban for Children Blocked by Watchdog
France's watchdog blocks a social media ban for children, citing freedom of expression.
France’s Assisted Dying Law Approved Amid Social Media Setback
France legalises assisted dying while rejecting a social media ban for minors.
France’s Assisted Dying Law Approved Amid Social Media Setback
France's new assisted dying law is a major reform, but social media restrictions for children face setbacks.
Trial Date Set for Chloe Mitchell Murder Case
Chloe Mitchell's family sees hope as trial date for her murder case approaches.
France’s Court Ruling on Social Media Access for Minors
France's top court blocks a social media ban for under-15s, impacting children's online rights.
Collision Highlights Growing Concerns Over Electric Bike Safety
A police officer was injured in a collision with an electric motorbike during a patrol in Cardiff.
Charges Filed Against Prisoners in Attack Linked to Sara Sharif Case
Two prisoners charged with attempted murder of Urfan Sharif in Belmarsh Prison incident.
Public Outcry Grows Over Early Release of PC Harper’s Killers
One million signatures call to block early release of PC Harper's killers.
Flock Enhances Privacy Measures for Licence-Plate Readers
Flock Safety tightens privacy measures after police misuse of licence-plate readers.
Crown Prosecution Service Faces Backlash After Murders Linked to Failures
The CPS faces scrutiny after a known offender was free to murder two women.