A drug defendant isn’t entitled to have his sentence reduced by the time he already served prior to sentencing, even though he previously received the credit, the Second Circuit said Wednesday.

Michigan juvenile homicide offenders given mandatory life sentences without the possibility of parole before the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that practice is unconstitutional must be given timely access to rehabilitative services so they may be considered for parole, a federal district court said.

New York state regulators are investigating Deutsche Bank AG’s relationship with the disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein, adding another compliance issue to a growing list for Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing.

South Africa’s antitrust-watchdog revived a five-year-old case against banks that were accused of manipulating trades in the rand-dollar currency-pair.

Minnesota-based law firm Dorsey & Whitney will no longer lend its attorneys to help prosecutors in Minneapolis in misdemeanor cases following the death of George Floyd.

A limousine driver in California charged with disturbing the peace won another shot at claims an officer used excessive force during his arrest, when a state appeals court ruled the criminal case didn’t bar his civil suit.