How does biased jury selection create unfair circumstances for the incarcerated?

Should the courts be more cautious taking into account mitigating circumstances to avoid the sentencing of the innocent?

For her crimes against humanity, is it just for Sheikh Hasina to receive the death penalty?

Case Spotlight: The execution of Cameron Todd Willingham

In 2025, Saudi Arabia recorded the largest amount of executions in its history, 347, for the second consecutive year. With sharia law deeply entrenched in the nation, serving as the exclusive foundation of its legal system, it opens the conversation relating to morality and the death penalty. Particularly, how Saudi Arabia’s application of Sharia Law departs at times from moral and religious consistency.