Jessica Gresko
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Justices' DC sniper case examines teen murderers' sentences
The Supreme Court will decided if Malvo should be resentenced in Virginia → Read More
Justices' DC sniper case examines teen murderers' sentences
The Supreme Court will decided if Malvo should be resentenced in Virginia → Read More
Justices' DC sniper case examines teen murderers' sentences
The Supreme Court will decided if Malvo should be resentenced in Virginia → Read More
Justices' DC sniper case examines teen murderers' sentences
The Supreme Court will decided if Malvo should be resentenced in Virginia → Read More
Justices' DC sniper case examines teen murderers' sentences
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lee Boyd Malvo, who terrorized the Washington region in 2002 as one-half of a sniper team, is at the center of a case the Supreme Court will → Read More
Dog fatally stabbed in Newark, two ticketed
NEWARK, N.Y. (WROC) – A dog was fatally stabbed on Tuesday evening in Newark in a parking area by the Edgett Street Eric Canal path. Newark Police officers interviewed the deceased dog’s owner, Troy Brown his significant other, Teala Young, and 72-year-old Edward Hilfiker. After viewing area surveillance video, police saw two unleashed dogs, that […] → Read More
Justices' DC sniper case examines teen murderers' sentences
WASHINGTON (AP) - Lee Boyd Malvo, who terrorized the Washington region in 2002 as one-half of a sniper team, is at the center of a case the Supreme Court will hear this fall. But the justices' eventual ruling probably will mean less for him than for a dozen other inmates who, like the now-34-year-old Malvo, were sentenced to life without parole for murders they committed as teens. At issue for… → Read More
Justices’ DC sniper case examines teen murderers’ sentences
Lee Boyd Malvo terrorized the Washington region in 2002 as one-half of a sniper team. → Read More
John Hinckley, man who tried to assassinate Reagan, wants job in music industry
Hinckley spent decades at a psychiatric hospital after being found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 shooting that injured Reagan and 3 others. → Read More
Lawyer: John Hinckley interested in music industry job
WASHINGTON (AP) - The man who tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan is interested in getting a job in the music industry, possibly in California. That's what a lawyer for 64-year-old John Hinckley Jr. told a judge at a court hearing Tuesday in Washington. But a prosecutor said that would give the government "great pause." Hinckley spent decades living at a psychiatric hospital in… → Read More
Man Who Shot President Reagan Now Wants Job in Music Industry: Lawyer
John Hinckley Jr., who tried to assassinate President Reagan, is interested in getting a job in the music industry, his lawyer said Tuesday. → Read More
Justices tuning in to cable television civil rights lawsuit
WASHINGTON (AP) - Comedian and media mogul Byron Allen wants TV viewers to watch the channels his company produces - from one that runs "Judge Judy"-like shows all day to those dedicated to comedy, cars, food and pets. But while many distributors carry Allen's channels, two cable giants have refused. Allen says the reason is that he's black, and so he's sued for racial discrimination. An appeals… → Read More
AP Interview: Gorsuch rues loss of civility but mum on Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) — Justice Neil Gorsuch is following the path of Supreme Court colleagues-turned-authors in a new book in which he laments the loss of civility in public discourse. The... → Read More
AP Interview: Gorsuch rues loss of civility but mum on Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) - Justice Neil Gorsuch is following the path of Supreme Court colleagues-turned-authors in a new book in which he laments the loss of civility in public discourse. The 52-year-old justice wrote "A Republic, If You Can Keep It" because Americans should remember that their political opponents "love this country as much as we do," Gorsuch said in an interview with The Associated… → Read More
Neil Gorsuch rues loss of civility in public life in his new book
Justice Neil Gorsuch is following the path of Supreme Court colleagues-turned-authors in a new book in which he laments the loss of civility in public discourse. → Read More
AZ Officer resigns after bodycam beating
A Glendale, Arizona police officer has resigned after the department found that he violated policy by violently assaulting a man with a Taser. → Read More
Gorsuch rues loss of civility in public life, but refuses to comment on Trump's rhetoric
Justice Neil Gorsuch is following the path of Supreme Court colleagues-turned-authors in a new book in which he laments the loss of civility in public discourse. The 52-year-old justice wrote "A Republic, If You Can Keep It" because Americans should remember that their political opponents "love this country as much as we do," Gorsuch said in an interview with The Associated Press in his Supreme… → Read More
Justice Sotomayor encourages kids to 'Just Ask' in new book
WASHINGTON (AP) - Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has said that the seed for what has become her latest children's book was planted the day a woman called her a drug addict. Sotomayor , who was diagnosed with diabetes at age 7, had gone to the bathroom of an upscale New York restaurant to give herself an insulin shot. She was in her 30s but hiding her diabetes. Another diner came in and… → Read More
Justice Sotomayor encourages kids to 'Just Ask' in new book
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has written a new book for children. The book out Tuesday is called "Just Ask! Be Different, Be Brave, Be You. " It's about children growing up with different life challenges, including autism, blindness and Down syndrome. Sotomayor was diagnosed with diabetes at age 7 and is one of the child characters in the book. Sotomayor has come out… → Read More
Justice Ginsburg reports she's on way to 'well' after cancer
It is the fourth time over the past two decades that Ginsburg, the leader of the court's liberal wing, has been treated for cancer → Read More