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Woman Dies After Domestic Violence Incident, Boyfriend Receives Lenient Sentence
Julie, 27, died from injuries sustained in an incident with her boyfriend, Michael Rosenmund, who received a six-month sentence for a moving violation causing death after giving inconsistent statements to police; her mother is now campaigning against domestic violence.
Woman Dies After Domestic Violence Incident, Boyfriend Receives Lenient Sentence
Julie, 27, died from injuries sustained in an incident with her boyfriend, Michael Rosenmund, who received a six-month sentence for a moving violation causing death after giving inconsistent statements to police; her mother is now campaigning against domestic violence.
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80% Bias Score


UK Review Proposes Early Release of Violent Prisoners to Ease Overcrowding
A UK review recommends releasing violent prisoners after one-third of their sentences to ease prison overcrowding, proposing increased community-based management, expanding chemical castration for sex offenders, and improving probation services; however, concerns remain about public safety and the c...
UK Review Proposes Early Release of Violent Prisoners to Ease Overcrowding
A UK review recommends releasing violent prisoners after one-third of their sentences to ease prison overcrowding, proposing increased community-based management, expanding chemical castration for sex offenders, and improving probation services; however, concerns remain about public safety and the c...
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56% Bias Score


Three Men Sentenced for Deadly NYC Gay Bar Robbery Scheme
A Manhattan judge sentenced three men to decades in prison for a drug-induced robbery scheme targeting New York City gay bars, resulting in the deaths of two men, Julio Ramirez and John Umberger, between March 2021 and June 2022.
Three Men Sentenced for Deadly NYC Gay Bar Robbery Scheme
A Manhattan judge sentenced three men to decades in prison for a drug-induced robbery scheme targeting New York City gay bars, resulting in the deaths of two men, Julio Ramirez and John Umberger, between March 2021 and June 2022.
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40% Bias Score


South Texas Gang Members Sentenced for Human Smuggling After Border Chases
Two members of the Puro Tango Blast gang in South Texas, Juan Miguel Regalado and Samuel Grajeda Jr., received lengthy prison sentences for human smuggling after leading authorities on multiple high-speed chases across the border, with one incident involving a vehicle crash into the Rio Grande and a...
South Texas Gang Members Sentenced for Human Smuggling After Border Chases
Two members of the Puro Tango Blast gang in South Texas, Juan Miguel Regalado and Samuel Grajeda Jr., received lengthy prison sentences for human smuggling after leading authorities on multiple high-speed chases across the border, with one incident involving a vehicle crash into the Rio Grande and a...
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36% Bias Score


UK Government's Plan to Scrap Short Prison Sentences Sparks Crime Wave Warnings
The UK government's plan to scrap prison sentences under one year to tackle prison overcrowding has sparked warnings from MPs of a potential crime wave involving increased shoplifting and burglaries; the reforms, part of a government-commissioned review, could see criminals serving community sentenc...
UK Government's Plan to Scrap Short Prison Sentences Sparks Crime Wave Warnings
The UK government's plan to scrap prison sentences under one year to tackle prison overcrowding has sparked warnings from MPs of a potential crime wave involving increased shoplifting and burglaries; the reforms, part of a government-commissioned review, could see criminals serving community sentenc...
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60% Bias Score


Dutch Court Sentences Parents to Seven Years for Child Abuse
A Dutch court sentenced a 34-year-old man and a 42-year-old woman to over seven years in prison for the severe abuse of their 7-year-old daughter, who was forced to sleep in a basement, branded, and made to drink her own urine; the abuse was reported by several people, including a supermarket employ...
Dutch Court Sentences Parents to Seven Years for Child Abuse
A Dutch court sentenced a 34-year-old man and a 42-year-old woman to over seven years in prison for the severe abuse of their 7-year-old daughter, who was forced to sleep in a basement, branded, and made to drink her own urine; the abuse was reported by several people, including a supermarket employ...
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28% Bias Score

Moscow Shooting: Demin Pleads Guilty, Life Sentence Requested
A Moscow court heard testimony regarding the July 6th, 2024, shooting of Konstantin Balishanskiy, where the defendant, Demin, pleaded guilty but the victim's family is seeking a life sentence.

Moscow Shooting: Demin Pleads Guilty, Life Sentence Requested
A Moscow court heard testimony regarding the July 6th, 2024, shooting of Konstantin Balishanskiy, where the defendant, Demin, pleaded guilty but the victim's family is seeking a life sentence.
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48% Bias Score

Texas Doctor Sentenced to 10 Years for $28 Million Healthcare Fraud Scheme
Texas rheumatologist Jorge Zamora-Quezada received a 10-year prison sentence for a nearly 20-year healthcare fraud scheme involving false diagnoses and unnecessary treatments that caused patient harm, resulting in a $28 million restitution order.

Texas Doctor Sentenced to 10 Years for $28 Million Healthcare Fraud Scheme
Texas rheumatologist Jorge Zamora-Quezada received a 10-year prison sentence for a nearly 20-year healthcare fraud scheme involving false diagnoses and unnecessary treatments that caused patient harm, resulting in a $28 million restitution order.
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52% Bias Score

Loyalist Peacebuilder Sentenced for Firearm Offenses
On June 8, 2022, Winston Irvine and Robin Workman were found with a long-barrelled firearm, two suspected pistols, several magazines, and a large quantity of ammunition in Irvine's car; Irvine received a two-and-a-half-year sentence, and Workman received a five-year sentence for possessing firearms ...

Loyalist Peacebuilder Sentenced for Firearm Offenses
On June 8, 2022, Winston Irvine and Robin Workman were found with a long-barrelled firearm, two suspected pistols, several magazines, and a large quantity of ammunition in Irvine's car; Irvine received a two-and-a-half-year sentence, and Workman received a five-year sentence for possessing firearms ...
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48% Bias Score

Barcelona Traffic Dispute Results in Fine for Reckless Homicide
Edison C. N., an Uber Eats delivery driver, was fined €2,520 for the reckless homicide of a taxi driver following a traffic altercation in Barcelona on November 2, 2023, after a fight where the taxi driver fell and hit his head, dying three days later.

Barcelona Traffic Dispute Results in Fine for Reckless Homicide
Edison C. N., an Uber Eats delivery driver, was fined €2,520 for the reckless homicide of a taxi driver following a traffic altercation in Barcelona on November 2, 2023, after a fight where the taxi driver fell and hit his head, dying three days later.
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40% Bias Score

Life Sentence for Notting Hill Carnival Murder
Shakeil Thibou, 20, received a life sentence with a minimum 29-year term for fatally stabbing Cher Maximen, 32, at Notting Hill Carnival on August 25th during a fight involving a zombie knife; her three-year-old daughter witnessed the murder.

Life Sentence for Notting Hill Carnival Murder
Shakeil Thibou, 20, received a life sentence with a minimum 29-year term for fatally stabbing Cher Maximen, 32, at Notting Hill Carnival on August 25th during a fight involving a zombie knife; her three-year-old daughter witnessed the murder.
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40% Bias Score

Sycamore Gap Vandalism Spurs Debate on Prison Overcrowding and Sentencing Reform
Two people damaged the Sycamore Gap tree, sparking public anger and raising questions about sentencing and prison overcrowding; the government is reviewing sentencing practices to address the issue, potentially releasing inmates early for good behavior, a move inspired by Texas's successful reform.

Sycamore Gap Vandalism Spurs Debate on Prison Overcrowding and Sentencing Reform
Two people damaged the Sycamore Gap tree, sparking public anger and raising questions about sentencing and prison overcrowding; the government is reviewing sentencing practices to address the issue, potentially releasing inmates early for good behavior, a move inspired by Texas's successful reform.
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36% Bias Score
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