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Alaska Drops 11 Voter Cases Against American Samoans After Court Ruling
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Alaska prosecutors are dropping voter misconduct charges against American Samoa–born residents after a three-judge Alaska Court of Appeals ruled that prosecutors must prove consciousness of wrongdoing and intent to violate the law in erroneous voter registration forms, a finding that invalidated the Tupe Smith case and prompted review of remaining charges. The move affects 11 Whittier residents previously charged, with authorities citing flaws in the grand jury process and a state trooper’s questioning as part of the reason to concede there is insufficient proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Maya Lindstrom
The original charges seem sloppy if a trooper's questions and grand jury issues created all the doubt.
Judge’s Ruling on Aggravating Factors Likely Means a Longer Prison Term for Derek Chauvin
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— May 13, 2021
The judge in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial ruled there are “beyond a reasonable doubt” aggravating factors in the killing of George Floyd that could mean the former Minneapolis police officer can be sentenced to a prison…
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Kano Man Sentenced to Death for Housewife Murder
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— Jul 24, 2026
Shuaibu Abdulkadir was sentenced to death by hanging in Kano High Court for murdering Rumasa’u Shuaibu, a 23-year-old housewife, with prosecutors presenting three witnesses and multiple exhibits to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt and a 90-day window to appeal. A separate Kano case report also notes Abdulkadir’s conviction for killing a pregnant woman, Rumaisa Shuaibu, after she became pregnant for him, underscoring the defendant’s pattern of fatal offenses and the authorities’ firm prosecution stance.
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