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Jury selection resumed Monday with approximately 120 potential jurors called.

Edelman was released on a citation and is scheduled to appear in court April 13.

The Church of Scientology says incoming members agree to "forever abandoning" their rights to take legal action,

“I never meant that I was going to put your client in jail for life," the judge told defense attorneys.

The footage does not exist on the jail's backup video system "as a result of technical errors."

The Oregon man was arrested after confessing to sexually abusing a minor.

Buck is being sued by the sisters of a man who died of a drug overdose inside his home.

He justified his actions with the leading ladies by saying: “All of us would in one way or the other touch each other, on the arm, hug each other.”

The son of Democratic 2020 candidate Joe Biden has affirmed a judge’s order to grant Lunden Roberts primary custody of their child

Forty people – a third of the 120 summoned every day to be potential jurors in the case – were sent home during day one

Jennifer Lopez’s Nuyorican Productions was named in the $40 million suit

USC reportedly did not take into account the alleged photographs when admitting Loughlin’s and Mossimo Giannulli’s daughters.

“Is this really the way you want to end up in jail for the rest of your life by texting and violating a court order?”

Most recently, D&A Investigations and investigator Dominic Casey linked Hunter Biden to a 2016 identity theft case in Arizona involving his deceased brother

The disgraced financial fugitive said he received an "inordinate amount of media scrutiny compared to other parties involved.

Newly submitted court documents links Hunter Biden to a 2016 identity theft case when he was being checked into an Arizona “facility”

Disgraced director was charged with forcible rape, forcible oral copulation, sexual penetration by use of force and sexual battery by restraint.

The dog food maker Blue Buffalo touts healthy ingredients but is actually causing pooches to pack on the pounds, a woman claims

The nation's biggest body-worn camera provider is suing the FTC claiming the agency is trying to “strong-arm” the company.

Employees complained of respiratory issues, such as "severe respiratory distress" and difficulty breathing, as well as skin problems and hair loss, migraines and nosebleeds.