During cross-examination, the defendant said he'd suffered abuse as a result of the alleged victim's borderline personality disorder ...

She told a court that she's been strangled, punched, and sometimes trapped in a situation for hours as her former partner verbally lashed out at her.

That is because it is an entirely new system of law for New Zealand advocated by Justice Christian Whata ... It came as no surprise that sometime later he was appointed a Judge of the High Court. He ...

In the world you created over time, democracy didn’t exist. You were captain of the ship, the Dread Pirate Roberts,” Judge Katherine Forrest said, using Mr. Ulbricht’s online handle. “Make no mistake, ...

But at trial, Ulbricht was convicted on all counts and then-Manhattan Federal Court Judge Katherine Forrest dropped the hammer, sentencing him to life in prison. “You are no better a person than ...

US District Judge Katherine Forrest sentenced him to life in prison, a decision that sparked widespread debate. Ulbricht expressed regret at his sentencing, stating, “I wanted to empower people to ...

NEWLY-INAUGURATED US President Donald Trump has given the founder of dark web marketplace Silk Road a full and unconditional pardon. The decision has saved Ross Ulbricht from serving two life ...

Now-former US District Judge Katherine Forrest challenged that, noting at sentencing that Ulbricht had to "pay the consequences" because Silk Road's novel use of cryptocurrency to cover up ...

As I reported on his sentencing in May 2015 (he has been in prison since his October 2013 arrest): Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to life in prison with no parole…by Judge Katherine Forrest in U.S ...

Sentencing Ulbricht - who has two college degrees - District Judge Katherine Forrest said he was "no better a person than any other drug dealer". She said the site had been his "carefully planned ...

"What you did was unprecedented," now-former U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest said in sentencing Ulbricht. "And in breaking that ground as the first person, you sit here as the defendant ...