You may remember what Kirk Nurmi, the lead defense attorney in the State v. Jodi Arias trial, looked like and you might remember the outcome of the trial but you don’t remember what he had to say about his experience with Arias. No one had heard from Nurmi about his personal ordeal of having to […]
Until recently, no one had heard from Jodi Arias' attorney, Kirk Nurmi. In this five-part series, he talks about his new book and life in the courtroom.
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Jerry Sheridan was on the stand again Friday in the civil contempt hearing against Sheriff Joe Arpaio and the department.
On Friday, the people of Phoenix and Maricopa County breathed a collective sigh of relief when news broke that DPS had arrested a suspect in the Interstate 10 shootings. Leslie Allen Merritt Jr., a 21-year-old landscaper, was charged in four of the shootings on I-10 that occurred Aug. 29 and 31. We do not yet know why he allegedly shot […]
Another “Deflategate” chapter has closed, but the book is far from being finished. Federal District Court Judge Richard M. Berman issued his ruling Thursday vacating Tom Brady’s four-game suspension and called into question how Roger Goodell runs things over at the National Football League. I think Brady had no choice but to fight Goodell’s decision […]
Roger Goodell, Commissioner of the National Football League, upheld Tom Brady's four game suspension that is set to start September 10 when the New England Patriots play the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Monday's hearing was originally scheduled to discuss the mundane issues of discovery but much more happened, and it gave us more insight as to what the parties will be arguing starting on July 31.
What does this mean for Arizona?
Arizona legalized same sex marriage on Oct. 17, 2014. As such, the Supreme Court's decision really just cements the validity of Arizona's decision.
The city of Glendale's claim that the Arizona Coyotes broke certain terms of their contract, which allowed them to cancel their lease agreement, will have to be proven in court.
If you’re a parent there is at least one time you’ve had an argument with your kid that started out something like this: Mom, can I play on the iPad? No, you haven’t cleaned your room yet. But Mom! No, in fact, clean your room and then play with your toys or read a book, […]
9 years ago
MONICA LINDSTROM, KTAR Legal Analyst, Co-host of The Agenda
The question has been answered; Jodi Arias has been. She will never again experience life as a free woman (unless of course she wins her inevitable appeal).
9 years ago
MONICA LINDSTROM, KTAR Legal Analyst, Co-host of The Agenda
New information has come to light in regard to the holdout juror and many are asking whether the non-verdict can be vacated or whether the holdout could be prosecuted or sued.
