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On December 21st 1988, on a cold and ultimately chilling evening just four days before Christmas, Pan Am Flight 103 took off from London's Heathrow Airport bound for New York City, Among the 259 passengers and crew were 189 Americans.  They never made it home. Less than 40 minutes into the flight, the plane exploded over the sky above Lockerbie, Scotland, killing everyone on board and 11 Scots on the ground. Until 9/11, it was one of the world’s most lethal acts of air terrorism and one of the largest and most complex acts of international terrorism ever investigated by the FBI. FBI agents and international investigators combed the countryside on hands and knees looking for clues in virtually every blade of grass, eventually turning up thousands of pieces of evidence. They also traversed the globe, interviewing more than 10,000 individuals in dozens of countries. Ultimately, forensic specialists from the FBI, the CIA, and elsewhere determined that one of the fragments found on the ground, no bigger than a thumbnail, came from the circuit board of a radio/cassette player. That tiny piece of evidence helped establish that the bomb had been placed inside that radio and tape deck in a piece of luggage. In November 1991, the U.S. and Scotland simultaneously indicted the pair for planting the bomb. On January 31, 2001, after years of working to extradite the men and bring the case to trial, Abdel Basset Ali Al-Megrahi was found guilty of the crime. The co-defendant was found not guilty and released.

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On February 18, 2001, Robert Philip Hanssen was arrested and charged with committing espionage on behalf of the intelligence services of the former Soviet Union and its successors.He pled guity to 15 counts of espionage on July 6, 2001 the affidavit chronicles the systematic transfer of highly classified national security and counterintelligence information by Hanssen in exchange for diamonds and cash worth more than $600,000.

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Kelley broke of a ten year relationship with his fiance for another woman and she sued for fraud and breach of promise.

It was funny and it proved some things.

No.

Cooper got 10,000 dollars.

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Third circuit holds parents of a mentally ill young man, claims of cruel and unusual punishment. Over a century ago, there was a practice described by the Supreme Court, as terror and peculiar mark if infamy. Segregation had mad an resurgence in American prisons, which has disproportionately affected the ones who have serious mental illnesses. The solitary confinement's harms are exacerbated for people who have mental illness. Parents who had been held of a mentally ill man had repeatedly been placed in solitary confinement, with multiple types of Eighth Amendment, "cruel and unusual punishment", claimed by the Third Circuit.

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Homosexual Conduct
The case was important because it legalized same sex intercourse by using the 14th amendment.
The case was a 6-3 opionion

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Obergefell v. Hodges, 2015
The case was about legalizing same-sex marriage is all 50 states.
The case is important because from that point onward people could have same sex marriages without going against the law and allowed people to be them self without opposition.
The outcome was 5 for and 4 against.

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Theodore J. Kackzynski pleads quilty to killing and maiming several people with packaged bombs to bring down the Technological System. He also acknoledged to being the Unabomber.He was apprehended in 1996 and he is still alive and is 76 years old.

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Trial of michael jackson  michael Jackson had many child molestation allegations. After a documentary was filmed saying that michael jackson had kids sleep in his bed. There was a lot of he said she said during the trial. Jackson was acquitted. the case had more news coverage than  scott peterson and oj simpson combined. Michael jackson showed up to court in his pajamas.

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Miranda v. Arizona
Ernesto Miranda confessed to kidnapping and raping a women, he said that he wasn't read his 5th amendment rights against self-incrimination, after this, Miranda warnings were mandatory to say. ( not going to lie, he was kinda hot lmao). 55 years ago (today 3-13-18) he was arrested inside his home and brought to the police station. Miranda confessed to kidnapping and raping a woman after two hours of interrogation ( a written confession). Miranda was found guilty

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Scott Peterson killed his wife and his unborn child. Peterson at first was not a person of interest but he showed no emotion at his wife and child's trial. Peterson was having affairs and to one woman he called himself a widower, before his wife was dead. As soon as this woman realized he had been married during their affair she told the police what he had told her. Peterson's trial went on for almost a year and they brought in around 184 witnesses, most of which had to be removed because of many reasons

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murder of wife held at Los Angeles county superior court wife's name was Nicole Brown Simpson the trial spanned 11 months O.J Simpson was not guilty of the murder of his wife no additional arrests were made the case has been described as the most publicized criminal trial in history moreover the Simpson trial is most commonly known as "The Trial Of The Century" Simpson was represented by a very high profile defense team "Dream Team"

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Casey Anthony was arrested for allegedly murdering her two- year- old daughter, caylee, in 2008, the country was shocked by the bizarre changes in story of what actually happened during the last days and hours of her daughters life. from a tale about a completely fictional nanny abducting caylee, to months worth of lies from casey about maintaining a job she didnt have, it was clear to many onlookers that casey was hiding something.
The trial was a media circus, with every possible outlet reporting on updates in the case multiple times per day. the proceedings were broadcast live across cable networks, and casey was dubbed the most hated mom in america.
casey- who waited an entire month before reporting her daughter missing, was arrested for murder in 2011 with the death penalty on the table. evidence in the courtroom included questionable internet searches, forensic evidence that a decomposing body had been in the trunk of caseys car, un-found allegations of sexual abuse. after nearly 11 hours of deliberation, the jury acquited her of the murder charge, but found her guilty of four misdemeanor counts of giving false information to law enforcement (2 of which were later dropped). it was a verdict that completely shocked the nation.
so in conclusion the charges were all dropped except for four misdemeanor accounts of giving false information to law enforcement which 2 were later dropped and she was not found guilty for murder and she did become the most hated mom in the entire nation because nobody believed her stories because she kept changing up her stories of her view on what happened and what she did.

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A 58 year old women named Gayane Zokhrabov sued the estate of Hiroyuki Joho for running in front of a metra train going 70mph. She sued because pieces of his body flew and hit her, then injuring her shoulder, leg, and wrist. This was a bizarre case that was dismissed after the judge said that it's not like Joho could control where his body parts would fly.

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Case was about the murder of his wife and a restaurant waiter,  Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman on the night of June 12, 1994 at 12:10 am Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman were pronounced dead. He was charged on two counts of murder. The trial lasted eleven months, starting on November 9, 1994. Opening statement were made on January 24, 1995.He was declared not guilty on October 3, 1995. He had a defense team of 11 lawyers, 2 of which specialized in DNA evidence. He was able to convince the jury that the DNA evidence provided by the state had some kind of doubt because it was a fairly new evidence to be used in trials at the time. The families that lost the trial were awarded 33.1 million dollars in compensation (which they didn't receive all of only a small portion in fact). OJ and Nicole got married on February 2, 1985 before the trial OJ wrote a letter to 24 friends says "First everyone understand that i had nothing to do with Nicole's murder... Don't feel sorry for me, I've had a great life." Some people interrupted this as a suicide note, his mother Eunice collapsed after reading this. Even Simpsons Psychiatrist agreed with this interpretation of the suicide note.

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Scott Peterson killed his pregnant wife. Two weeks prior to killing his wife he called himself a widower. During the trial a female juror was removed for conducting her own personal research into the case. After 5 and a half months of testimonies from 184 witnesses, Scott Peterson was found guilty for murdering his wife and unborn son.