Jurors: Jodi Arias eligible for death
The same jury that convicted Jodi Arias found her eligible for the death penalty for the 2008 stabbing murder of Travis Alexander in Phoenix. The verdict advances the case to the penalty phase where prosecutors seek death and defense argues for life.
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Critics clash over new DSM 5 changes in mental illness view
Chicago reports on the American Psychiatric Association preparing to unveil the DSM-5, the nearly 1,000 page revision debated by critics who call it a trend toward labeling normal human struggles as illness. Prominent voices warn this could fuel a pop a pill culture while highlighting concerns from experts and international groups.
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Simpson argues for new Vegas trial in testimony twist
O J Simpson testifies in Las Vegas claiming improper representation in his armed robbery case. He cites advice from attorney Yale Galanter as he contests the 2008 verdict and 9 to 33 year sentence while escorted in leg shackles. Simpson, once a Heisman winner and NFL star, defended his actions and insisted he followed legal guidance. He appeared with his lawyers and described his health as good during the brief hearing.
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