In Court - Page 17

December 17

Rob Reiner, wife Michele's murder case likely hinges on son's mental competency: experts

Legal experts weigh Nick Reiner's defense options after double homicide charges. Mental competency evaluation could determine insanity defense strategy.

December 16

Judge warns Trump administration against 'irreversible' White House ballroom construction work

Federal judge warns Trump administration against irreversible White House ballroom construction work ahead of January hearing that could halt the project.

December 16

Nick Reiner will be charged in Rob Reiner, Michele Reiner's deaths

Nick Reiner will be charged with the double homicide of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. Nick, 32, was held without bail after bodies discovered at family home.

December 16

Alan Jackson addresses the media outside of court in Los Angeles

Jackson is representing Nick Reiner who is accused of murdering his parents, Rob Reiner and, Michele Singer-Reiner (Derek Shook for Fox News Digital)

December 13

Sherrone Moore's wife told police he was 'suicidal' after Michigan firing: report

Dispatch audio revealed that Sherrone Moore’s wife called 911, reporting that the former Michigan head coach was suicidal after losing his job.

December 13

Stephanie Turner opens up on whether she'll return to USA Fencing after major organizational changes

Fencer Stephanie Turner became a women's sports activist after protesting a transgender opponent, leading to USA Fencing policy changes and ongoing lawsuits.

December 12

Michigan football staffer who had alleged affair with Sherrone Moore still employed by university

Former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore faces felony home invasion and stalking charges related to an alleged relationship with a team staffer.

December 12

Minnesota judge’s ‘highly unusual’ decision tossing $7.2 million fraud verdict draws mounting scrutiny

Minnesota Judge Sarah West overturned a jury verdict in a $7.2 million Medicaid fraud case, sparking surprise from legal experts who call the move unusual.

December 12

Preservation group sues Trump administration over White House ballroom project

A historic preservation group is suing Trump over White House ballroom construction, claiming mandatory reviews were skipped and approval wasn't sought.

December 11

Michael Jordan settles antitrust lawsuit with NASCAR

Michael Jordan and NASCAR settled a federal antitrust lawsuit that accused the racing league of being a monopolistic bully. NASCAR agreed to make charters permanent.