Maurice Kevin O'Rourke, from Mississauga, Ontario, uses CBD oil and cannabis to manage the chronic pain caused by the rare and life-threatening Addison's disease.

Arizona women have had a pattern of making "herstory" and shattering glass ceilings in the judicial world.

The police officer used his weapon on the great-grandmother after she was found wandering her care home with a small kitchen knife

Tayba Amber made the accusation against Martin McCarthy after his remark during a meeting about her return to work from sick leave, an employment tribunal in Leeds heard.

Supreme Court proposes accused in money laundering cases give undertaking to not seek adjournments for bail.

Callum Rycoft, 12, was stuck by a car as he tried to cross the busy motorway with Matthew Rycroft last August, who continued walking without looking back for his son.

Supreme Court questions ED on low conviction rate in money laundering cases, raises concerns over prolonged detention of Partha Chatterjee.

Jury were told detectives from Devon and Cornwall Police's Serious and Organised Crime Team led the investigation

The jury heard that they would listen to evidence that she was asked to lift her top, which she did "on the mistaken belief he was a doctor and had cause to examine her"

Rhys Shepherd, 16, collided with a bus taking scores of students to Franklin College in Grimsby at 8.50am on September 11 last year.

Nikita Hand won her case against Conor McGregor but the issue of legal costs has yet to be heard

Martin McDonagh was just 11 when he was first convicted of a crime. He now has 111 convictions to his name

Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa argues murder victim was a menace to society in court, seeking bail.

For nearly 30 years behind bars, Michael Sullivan endured unimaginable losses: his mother and four siblings passed away, his girlfriend moved on, and he suffered multiple brutal assaults in prison. All this for a murder he steadfastly claimed he did not commit.

A Massachusetts man who spent 27 years in jail for a murder he claims that he didn't commit has been awarded $13 million by a jury.

Christopher Jolly also had 43,000 child abuse images on his phone