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KENTUCKY (WKYT) - The Kentucky Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of a man in a deadly shooting. Jarron Slayback, 31, died in June 2020 on a vacation with friends to Wolfe County, Kentucky.

(LEX 18) — A published opinion of the Supreme Court of Kentucky has reversed the manslaughter conviction of an Ohio man, who was sentenced to prison for the shooting death of Jarron Slayback in ...

(AP Photo/Mariana Eliano, File) But on Monday, the Supreme Court vacated that ruling and ordered the 9th Circuit to reconsider the fate of the artwork in light of a new California law implemented ...

A dramatic and heartbreaking scene unfolded outside the Supreme Court in Nairobi on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, when a man set himself on fire in protest over a legal dispute that had dragged on for ...

But that was not the end. The Times eventually got its case with Sullivan before the United States Supreme Court. And in 1964, the Supreme Court surprised everybody with a landmark, unanimous ...

Barrow, on behalf of the BMV, appeared before the Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday and urged the justices to dismiss the case, as a trial court had already done. But the Indiana Court of Appeals ...

The victim, identified as James Kipira, according to documents found with him, sustained serious burns following the Tuesday morning incident. He was rescued and rushed to the hospital by an ...

Supreme Industries has signed a Memorandum of Intent (MOI) to acquire Wavin Industries Limited’s piping business for $30 million plus net working capital, the company announced today. The shares ...

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A middle-aged man set himself ablaze outside the Supreme Court building in Nairobi on Tuesday, with reports pointing to frustration concerning a delayed court case. James Kipira, who was identified ...

Despite finding “improprieties” were committed by a prosecutor, the Connecticut Supreme Court on Monday upheld the murder conviction of a man found guilty of killing his wife in a case that ...