The Salem Witch Trials weren’t just mass hysteria—they were fueled by fear, flawed justice, and silence. Mary Easty’s brave defense shook the court, but not enough to save her life. More for You ...

No reasonable person now objects to recognizing the Supreme Court as a political body – at least in reference its six-person ...

Kansas Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Wilson says she knows she's dying from ALS will take her life, but it won't stop her from living.

He was once accused of beating a farmhand to death and was rumored to have set fire to John Proctor's home in retaliation for a court ... witch trials, as documented in 'A Historical Sketch of ...

Wade, which was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2022 ... was the last to remain standing from the notorious Salem Witch Trials. Connecticut followed with its own witch exonerations in 2023.

It isn’t just legal information that can be found within the libraries, but history too. After moving from 2 Main St. to its ...

“Then they can visit a court service center ... “In Salem we have historical documents regarding the Salem Witch Trials.” As for the future, DeFabrizio said, the law libraries are working ...

a courtroom artist is the one who sits through a court trial and sketches the goings-on. The beginnings of courtroom sketching finds its roots in the Salem Witch trials between 1692 and 1693.

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