Marble Ridge Capital founder Daniel Kamensky was sentenced to six months behind bars after admitting he pressured a rival to abandon a higher bid for the assets of bankrupt retailer Neiman Marcus Group Inc. so his firm could acquire them for less.

Two months ago, Rudy Giuliani’s lawyer offered to bring his client in for questioning by Manhattan federal prosecutors, provided they made clear what subjects they would bring up.

Sheryl Sandberg and Marc Benioff, two of the tech world’s biggest names, signed on with a coalition of corporate leaders who are pushing to abolish capital punishment globally.

Former U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown (D-Fla.) is entitled to a new trial on fraud and tax charges, because the trial judge abused his discretion in removing a juror who said he received divine guidance on the case, the Eleventh Circuit said Thursday.

A man who pleaded guilty to a terrorism charge saw his sentence reversed by the Fifth Circuit, which ruled that the district court failed to account for the seriousness of the offense and reassigned the case to a different judge due to an “immovable” bias.

A community activist’s conviction for interference with public duties stemming from a protest against police violence outside the Dallas Cowboy’s stadium during the team’s 2018 home opener will stand after a Texas appeals court found the evidence supports the verdict.