Three prosecution experts can examine May 14 mass shooter Payton Gendron but only to confirm or rebut the defense's expert mental health testimony, a judge ruled.
Hadi Matar, convicted of stabbing author Salman Rushdie on a Chautauqua Institution stage in 2022, says he intends to testify at his federal terrorism trial.
An appeals court backed firearms rulings from a federal judge in Buffalo that upheld a ban on firearms in parks, but overturned a ban on firearms on private property open to the public without expressed consent.
An appellate court has revived a lawsuit brought by a father over Erie County Medical Center releasing his 23-year-old drug-addicted son without telling anyone – only hours before the young man was to enter an inpatient treatment center.
A young entrepreneur from Italy faces federal fraud charges in Buffalo, accused by the FBI of providing the payment infrastructure for cybercriminals to sell millions of stolen passwords and compromised email addresses.
Pandemic fraud cases continue in federal court in Buffalo, with a sentencing scheduled for next month that could bring the longest prison term of any defendant sentenced here.
