Ian Lind

Judge: “I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say he terrorized this city and this county to a greater extent than anyone I can remember.”

The charges against Robert Earl Chapman appear to mirror those detailed in a 2022 case brought by the Office of Disciplinary Counsel in which he admitted to the misconduct, ending his legal career.

For decades, one of the state's main agencies to help the public has been understaffed and lacking in authority.

In amending his revocable living trust shortly before he died, Michael J. Miske confirmed his granddaughter is the primary beneficiary. It is the first time the provisions of Miske’s trust have been made public.

The judge also denied a request for a “non-custodial” sentence that would allow Delia Fabro-Miske to continue raising her daughter.

A federal legal doctrine requires all actions be vacated if a defendant dies before being sentenced or if any appeals remain.

The Mystery Surrounding Mike Miske’s Death In A Federal Jail Cell

Ex-Miske Associate Sentenced To More Than 10 Years In Prison

Miske Investigation: Unsealed Affidavit Offers New Clues In Killing Of Son’s Friend

A motion filed last week says there's no place safe in the Federal Detention Center for Jake Smith, but a judge denied releasing him on house arrest until sentencing.