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George Floyd's Killer Derek Chauvin Transferred From Prison After Knife Attack
Derek Chauvin has been transferred to a prison in Texas, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons said on Tuesday, nine months after the former Minneapolis police
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US Executes Brandon Bernard, Over Objections From Several Jurors In His Trial
The United States executed convicted felon Brandon Bernard on Thursday, despite objections by some of the jurors in his trial who pleaded with the Trump administration to show mercy, the federal Bureau of Prisons said.
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Federal Prisoner Becomes First US Inmate To Die From Coronavirus
Patrick Jones, a 49-year-old prisoner in Louisiana who was serving a 27-year prison term for a drug charge, became the first federal inmate to die from COVID-19, the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) announced late on Saturday.
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Fight Against Drugs Fills US Federal Prisons: Study
More than half of US federal prison inmates are in jail for drug trafficking, with the harshest sentences going to crack dealers, most of them African Americans, a study found Tuesday.
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US Teen Jailed More Than 11 Years for Islamic State Conviction
A tech-savvy US teenager from Virginia was sentenced to 11 years and four months in prison on Friday for conspiring to provide material support to the Islamic State extremist group.
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Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Moved to Colorado 'Supermax' Prison: Reports
Convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been transferred to a high-security "supermax" prison in Colorado, US media and officials said, where he will be held until he is moved to federal death row.
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US Man Jailed for Trying to Join Islamic State in Syria
A Texas man who admitted to trying to join the Islamic State group to fight in Syria was sentenced to nearly seven years in federal prison today, US officials said.
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US Seeks 7 Years in Prison for Friend of Boston Bomber
"The defendant had the tools and the ability to change the course of history," Rogers said. "He chose to say nothing, and because of that, he has taken everything away from us. He has taken our son."
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Indian-American Author Seeks Probation After Guilty Plea in US
Conservative Indian-American author Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty to violating federal campaign laws, has asked a judge to sentence him to probation and community service instead of a prison term, saying he is "disgraced and humiliated" by his actions.
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Father of Freed US Soldier Bowe Bergdahl Receives Death Threats: Police Chief
The father of Bowe Bergdahl, the Idaho soldier released from captivity in a controversial prisoner swap with the Taliban, has received emailed death threats that authorities are investigating, an Idaho police chief said on Saturday.
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Mumbai engineer gets a year in US prison
Almost 10 months after he was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for stealing data and cheating his employer in the United States, a Malad-based engineer has been jailed for one year.
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George Floyd's Killer Derek Chauvin Transferred From Prison After Knife Attack
Derek Chauvin has been transferred to a prison in Texas, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons said on Tuesday, nine months after the former Minneapolis police
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US Executes Brandon Bernard, Over Objections From Several Jurors In His Trial
The United States executed convicted felon Brandon Bernard on Thursday, despite objections by some of the jurors in his trial who pleaded with the Trump administration to show mercy, the federal Bureau of Prisons said.
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Federal Prisoner Becomes First US Inmate To Die From Coronavirus
Patrick Jones, a 49-year-old prisoner in Louisiana who was serving a 27-year prison term for a drug charge, became the first federal inmate to die from COVID-19, the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) announced late on Saturday.
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Fight Against Drugs Fills US Federal Prisons: Study
More than half of US federal prison inmates are in jail for drug trafficking, with the harshest sentences going to crack dealers, most of them African Americans, a study found Tuesday.
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US Teen Jailed More Than 11 Years for Islamic State Conviction
A tech-savvy US teenager from Virginia was sentenced to 11 years and four months in prison on Friday for conspiring to provide material support to the Islamic State extremist group.
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Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Moved to Colorado 'Supermax' Prison: Reports
Convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been transferred to a high-security "supermax" prison in Colorado, US media and officials said, where he will be held until he is moved to federal death row.
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US Man Jailed for Trying to Join Islamic State in Syria
A Texas man who admitted to trying to join the Islamic State group to fight in Syria was sentenced to nearly seven years in federal prison today, US officials said.
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US Seeks 7 Years in Prison for Friend of Boston Bomber
"The defendant had the tools and the ability to change the course of history," Rogers said. "He chose to say nothing, and because of that, he has taken everything away from us. He has taken our son."
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Indian-American Author Seeks Probation After Guilty Plea in US
Conservative Indian-American author Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty to violating federal campaign laws, has asked a judge to sentence him to probation and community service instead of a prison term, saying he is "disgraced and humiliated" by his actions.
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Father of Freed US Soldier Bowe Bergdahl Receives Death Threats: Police Chief
The father of Bowe Bergdahl, the Idaho soldier released from captivity in a controversial prisoner swap with the Taliban, has received emailed death threats that authorities are investigating, an Idaho police chief said on Saturday.
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Mumbai engineer gets a year in US prison
Almost 10 months after he was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for stealing data and cheating his employer in the United States, a Malad-based engineer has been jailed for one year.
