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  • Assault

    In assaults, defendants are accused of violent physical or verbal assaults. The attacks may or may not result in injury, but the goal of the offender was to cause harm.

  • Burglary

    Burglary is a serious crime that involves entering a building or structure without permission and with the intent to commit a theft or other felony.

  • Celebrities on Trial

    From O.J. Simpson to Johnny Depp, these celebrities found themselves in the courtroom spotlight as well.

  • Child Abuse

    Child abuse can take many forms, including physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect, and can result in serious harm or even death.

  • Civil Lawsuits

    Civil cases refer to legal disputes between two or more parties stemming from non-criminal matters, such as contract or property disputes, personal injury claims, or family law matters like divorce and child custody.

  • Civil Rights

    The fundamental rights and freedoms that are guaranteed to all individuals by law, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other personal characteristics.

  • Cold Cases

    The worst fear of any case is becoming cold. Cold cases refer to the crimes that remain unsolved for weeks, years or even decades.

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  • Crimes of Passion

    Crimes of passion are typically unplanned and may involve violent or aggressive behavior towards a romantic partner or family member. Such crimes consider many aspects of the crime committed, including their legal definition, psychological factors, and potential consequences.

  • Cult Crimes

    A group of people, typically religious or spiritual, who have committed acts of violence or murder. They may often be characterized by their extreme beliefs, charismatic leaders and a willingness to use violence to achieve their goals.

  • Daily Trial Updates

    When Court TV is inside the courtroom, our skilled team of legal journalists are on the ground, reporting everything that happens inside and outside the courthouse.

  • Death Row

    Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is a legal sentence in which a person is put to death by the state as a punishment for the crime they were convicted of. Death row refers to the section of a prison that houses inmates sentenced to death.

  • Domestic Violence

    Abusive behavior in relationships is designed to maintain power and control over another person. Domestic violence can take many forms, including physical, sexual, emotional, economic and psychological.

  • Femme Fatals

    Femme Fatales are often depicted as seductive and manipulative, using their sexuality to conspire and commit crimes.

  • Financial Crime

    Financial crimes may involve fraud, embezzlement, money laundering, bribery, or other types of illegal activity that involve financial transactions.

  • International Crime

    Crime beyond the borders of the United States. From Canada and Mexico to Europe and Africa, tracking crime and criminals who have crossed international lines.

  • Kidnapping

    Under federal and state law, kidnapping is commonly defined as taking or confining a person against their will by force, violence or fraud.

  • Kids Who Kill

    Murders and mass killings carried out by minors depict an especially terrifying type of true crime.

  • Killer Parents

    Often met with shock and outrage, this type of crime is considered one of the most heinous, which refers to parents or caregivers who intentionally cause the death of their own kids, whether through physical violence, neglect or other means.

  • Killer Spouses

    These matrimonial-shattering cases take the vow "until death do we part" to a new horrific level.

  • Love Triangles

    Love can be tough enough for two, but three is a recipe for murder.

  • Mass Shootings

    This type of gun violence involves the killing of four or more individuals in a single location, not including the perpetrator. It's become increasingly prevalent in many parts of the world and can have devastating effects on individuals and communities.

  • Medical Crimes

    Medical crimes cover a wide range of illegal activities within the healthcare industry, including fraud, theft, abuse, neglect, malpractice, and drug-related offenses.

  • Missing Persons

    These are the cases when an individual disappears without a trace, prompting an investigation into their whereabouts, typically involving witness statements, forensic evidence and other facts to find out what happened and whether foul play was involved.

  • Murder & Mayhem

    Delve into the chilling realm of crime, where murder, mystery and chaos reign, and the ultimate battle for justice that follows.

  • Murder-for-Hire

    Uncover the dark and intricate web of plots, motives and sinister secrets of contract killers, accused of making murder a commodity by buying and selling human lives.

  • Police Brutality

    This category examines those that are marginalized and disproportionately impacted by police brutality, such as police shootings, wrongful arrests and physical abuse of civilians.

  • Politics

    Elected officials are charged with representing their constituents, but often find themselves accused of committing crimes while executing their duties.

  • Scorned Lovers

    Dealing with heartbreak, infidelity or straight-up revenge, these people are accused of stooping to unthinkable levels after their relationships fell apart.

  • Self-Defense

    In some cases of assault and murder, the defendant claims they had no choice but to act to protect themselves or others.

  • Serial Killings

    Serial killings, as defined by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, are committed by one or more offenders, result in two or more murdered victims, and the incidents occur in separate events or at different times.

  • Sex Crimes

    Rape, sexual assault and molestation are some of the violent ways offenders commit these heinous crimes.

  • Trial Archives

    The home of high-profile trial coverage for decades, including the infamous cases of O.J. Simpson, the Menendez brothers and Casey Anthony.

  • Unsolved

    Cases with no arrests, convictions or conclusion, where investigators are still looking for clues and families are searching for answers.

  • Weird Crimes

    While crime is serious, these crimes – or at least the criminals allegedly committing them – are unusual and, at times, downright weird.


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