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Thursday, October 15, 2026
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Compiled Thursday, October 15, 2026, Eastern Time.
Thursday, November 12, 2026
No clock time stated
Texas
Upcoming. The Texas prison system lists an execution for John Rubio, Cameron County, on Thursday, Nov. 12. The page was last updated Oct. 8, 2026. No clock time is printed.
Thursday, November 19, 2026
No clock time stated
Texas
Upcoming. The Texas prison system lists an execution for Reinaldo Dennes, Harris County, on Thursday, Nov. 19. The page was last updated Oct. 8, 2026. No clock time is printed.
Friday, November 20, 2026
No clock time stated
Southern District of Florida, Judge Kathleen M. Williams
A Southern District of Florida jury convicted Mamonov, 62, a Florida resident and Russian national, on Aug. 27, 2026, on all 12 counts in a scheme to export more than $900,000 in aircraft parts to Russia and the state-owned airline Aeroflot. The Justice Department said he and a Russian co-defendant, still a fugitive, misled U.S. suppliers about the destination after 2022 export restrictions. Counts included export-control, smuggling, false export information, and money-laundering conspiracy.
Monday, November 23, 2026
No clock time stated
Eastern District of California, Judge Jennifer L. Thurston
A federal jury convicted Gray, 40, of San Pedro, on Aug. 26, 2026, of two counts of murder in aid of racketeering. The department said that on Oct. 4, 2020, he lured two men from San Diego to Lomita and shot both in the head on orders from an Aryan Brotherhood member in Kern Valley State Prison, over perceived disrespect. Gray is a member of Baby Blue Wrecking Crew, which the department said takes orders from the Aryan Brotherhood.
Thursday, December 10, 2026
No clock time stated
Eastern District of Virginia, Alexandria
Convicted Sept. 8, 2026. Sentencing Dec. 10, 2026, per the Justice Department release. Faces up to 20 years on each wire-fraud count and up to five years on each bankruptcy-fraud count. Restitution and the final sentence are not yet set.
Agency
U.S. Department of Justice / Eastern District of Virginia
Thursday, January 28, 2027
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime to run a scheme to cheat the U.S. government out of money or property. This charge carries up to 20 years in prison, according to the Justice Department. The Rush release cites no statute section.Scheme to defraud the federal government
Eastern District of Virginia, No. 1:26-cr-00185
Upcoming. Sentencing for David J. Rush on Jan. 28, 2027, in the Eastern District of Virginia. He pleaded guilty Oct. 6 to a Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime to run a scheme to cheat the U.S. government out of money or property. This charge carries up to 20 years in prison, according to the Justice Department. The Rush release cites no statute section. Legal instrument A Special Access Program is a real category of extra-secret government project with tighter access rules. David J. Rush admitted inventing one. It is not itself a criminal statute.. He admitted inventing a Scheme to defraud the federal government
. Maximum 20 years. A judge sets the sentence.Special Access Program
Friday, March 5, 2027
No clock time stated
Upcoming. Friday, March 5, 2027. Sentencing after the guilty plea. Prosecutors say the range is 15 to 30 years. The court is not named in the release.
Wednesday, March 10, 2027
No clock time stated
Eastern District of New York
Upcoming. Sentencing for Ahsan Ijaz, who pleaded guilty Oct. 2 in a Medicaid fraud the department describes as $65 million. March 10, 2027. No clock time in the release. The stated maximum is 10 years. A judge has not sentenced him.
Tuesday, March 23, 2027
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Agreeing with others to move or hide money made from crime. The Justice Department says this charge carries up to 20 years. The Aquino release cites no statute section.Conspiring to launder monetary instruments
Court not named in the release; prosecutors include the District of New Jersey
Upcoming. Sentencing for Gerardo Aquino on March 23, 2027. He pleaded guilty to Legal instrument Agreeing with others to move or hide money made from crime. The Justice Department says this charge carries up to 20 years. The Aquino release cites no statute section. Legal instrument A crime for a bank employee to take payments in exchange for bank business. Up to 30 years, per the Justice Department. The Aquino release cites no statute section. and to Conspiring to launder monetary instruments
. The release does not name the court.Receipt of bribes by a bank employee
These dates have passed in Eastern Time.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
No clock time stated
Past as an announcement. The department’s estimate of intended loss is more than $490 million. New charges are allegations. Defendants are presumed innocent unless already convicted or sentenced.
Official print
Announced Oct. 14. Estimated intended loss more than $490 million. New charges are allegations.
Justice Department, Oct. 14, 2026Wednesday, October 14, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument The charge the Eastern District of New York says a jury convicted Maliek Miller of, for the July 2020 killing of Shatavia Walls. The Oct. 14, 2026 release does not cite a statute section. This desk did not open the judgment. An FBI sentence in the same release spells the name Shatavia Wells once.murder in-aid-of-racketeering
Eastern District of New York
Past. A mandatory life sentence for Maliek Miller, announced Oct. 14. The judgment was not opened. The release cites no statute section.
Official print
Mandatory life sentence announced Oct. 14. Judgment not opened.
Eastern District of New York, Oct. 14, 2026Agency
Justice Department
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
No clock time stated
Clark County District Court, Judge Carli Kierny
Convicted Aug. 31, 2026, of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon in the 1996 Tupac Shakur killing. Faces up to life without parole, Reuters reported. Davis said in court he will appeal. Sentencing date is from courtroom coverage, not a docket minute we pulled.
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
afternoonJustice Department release, Oct. 11, 2026
Southern District of Florida
Upcoming. Initial appearance Tuesday, Oct. 13, in the afternoon, in the Southern District of Florida. No clock time in the release. The charges are allegations. He is presumed innocent.
Monday, October 12, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime for a non-citizen to vote in a federal election, and a crime to falsely claim citizenship in order to register or vote. The charging release does not cite a statute section.Voting by an alien in a federal election
Past as an announcement. Sixteen people were charged. The charges are accusations. Everyone charged is presumed innocent. The release cites no statute section.
Official print
Charges announced Oct. 12. Accusations only. Presumed innocent.
Justice Department, Oct. 12, 2026Sunday, October 11, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A January 2025 presidential order the Justice Department cites as the basis for its Homeland Security Task Force, a multi-agency effort against cartels, gangs and related crime.Executive Order 14159
Past. The Justice Department said Alvaro Pulido Vargas was arrested to face two federal cases. The schemes are allegations. He is presumed innocent. The release cites Legal instrument A January 2025 presidential order the Justice Department cites as the basis for its Homeland Security Task Force, a multi-agency effort against cartels, gangs and related crime..Executive Order 14159
Official print
Arrest announced Oct. 11. The charges are allegations. He is presumed innocent.
Justice Department release 26-1168Friday, October 9, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A DEA power to ban a substance quickly, for a limited time, after a 30-day notice, to head off an imminent public-health hazard. The statute section was not opened. 21 U.S.C. § 811 (Cornell). The statute section was not opened.Temporary scheduling
Past as an announcement. The DEA said it will restart Legal instrument A DEA power to ban a substance quickly, for a limited time, after a 30-day notice, to head off an imminent public-health hazard. The statute section was not opened. 21 U.S.C. § 811 (Cornell). The statute section was not opened. Legal instrument The strictest drug category under the Controlled Substances Act, for substances the government says have a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use. 21 U.S.C. § 811 (Cornell). The statute section was not opened. notices aimed at concentrated 7-OH products and Temporary scheduling
. The notices were not yet in the Federal Register.Schedule I
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Justice Department; Drug Enforcement Administration
Thursday, October 8, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A federal crime to agree with others to torture people. The Justice Department says the Maduro count carries up to 20 years. The release gives the penalty, not the legal elements, and cites no statute section.Conspiracy to commit torture
Southern District of New York
Past. Superseding indictment unsealed Oct. 8. Torture conspiracy added to the case against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores. No court date in the release. Presumed innocent.
Official print
Superseding indictment unsealed. Legal instrument A federal crime to agree with others to torture people. The Justice Department says the Maduro count carries up to 20 years. The release gives the penalty, not the legal elements, and cites no statute section. added. No next date in the release. Presumed innocent.Conspiracy to commit torture
Thursday, October 8, 2026
No clock time stated
Past. Thursday, Oct. 8. Fourteen years in prison and more than $8 million in restitution. The court is not named in the release.
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14 years. More than $8 million restitution. Court not named in the release.
Justice Department, Oct. 9, 2026Thursday, October 8, 2026
No clock time stated
Past. Prasan Nepal pleaded guilty on Thursday, Oct. 8, to conspiring to sexually exploit a child. Prosecutors in Washington brought the case.
Official print
Guilty plea Oct. 8. Sentencing set for March 5, 2027. Prosecutors say 15 to 30 years.
Justice Department, Oct. 9, 2026Thursday, October 8, 2026
No clock time stated
Western District of North Carolina
Past. Guilty plea on Oct. 8 in the Western District of North Carolina. Sentencing is not yet set.
Thursday, October 8, 2026
No clock time stated
Western District of Pennsylvania
Past. Domains seized Oct. 8. No one is charged. No next court date in the release.
Official print
Domains seized. No defendant named. No charge announced.
Justice Department, Oct. 8, 2026Thursday, October 8, 2026
about 4:00 p.m. ETDHS release: at approximately 4:00 p.m. ET
Past. Partially confirmed that an ICE officer shot a driver in the Bronx on Thursday afternoon. The two official accounts are disputed. This desk draws no conclusion. No charging document was found.
Official print
Both agencies say an ICE officer shot a driver Thursday. Their accounts clash. No charging document found.
DHS, Oct. 9, 2026Agency
Department of Homeland Security; New York Attorney General
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
No clock time stated
District of Minnesota
Past. Jury verdict on Oct. 7, three counts, in St. Paul. Sentencing is not yet set.
Official print
Convicted Oct. 7 of three counts. Sentencing not yet set.
Justice Department, Oct. 8, 2026Wednesday, October 7, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Using phone lines, the internet, or other wires to carry out a scheme to cheat people out of money, and agreeing with others to do it. Up to 20 years per count, per the Justice Department. The releases cited here do not give a statute section.Wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud
Southern District of Florida
Past. Sentenced Wednesday, Oct. 7, to 62 months in a Legal instrument Using phone lines, the internet, or other wires to carry out a scheme to cheat people out of money, and agreeing with others to do it. Up to 20 years per count, per the Justice Department. The releases cited here do not give a statute section. case, with about $13.6 million in forfeiture. Southern District of Florida.Wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud
Official print
62 months and about $13.6 million forfeiture. Southern District of Florida.
Justice Department, Oct. 7, 2026Wednesday, October 7, 2026
No clock time stated
Texas
Past. Texas executed Jamaal Howard on Oct. 7, 2026. He is No. 603 on the state's list. The crime was the May 12, 2000, killing of a convenience-store clerk in Silsbee.
Agency
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Tuesday–Wednesday, October 6–7, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A federal crime to receive a firearm or ammunition knowing it will be used to commit a federal crime of terrorism, per the Justice Department’s description of the Mall of America charge. The release cites no statute section.Receiving a firearm and ammunition to commit a federal crime of terrorism
District of Minnesota
Past. Arrested Tuesday, Oct. 6. First appearance Wednesday, Oct. 7, in the District of Minnesota. Charged with Legal instrument A federal crime to receive a firearm or ammunition knowing it will be used to commit a federal crime of terrorism, per the Justice Department’s description of the Mall of America charge. The release cites no statute section., in a Mall of America case. A complaint is an accusation. He is presumed innocent. No next date is in the release.Receiving a firearm and ammunition to commit a federal crime of terrorism
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Arrested Oct. 6. First appearance Oct. 7. Complaint filed. Presumed innocent.
Justice Department, Oct. 7, 2026Monday, October 5, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Lets the government file a civil suit to revoke citizenship that was illegally procured, or procured by concealment of a material fact or by willful misrepresentation. It is a civil case, not a new criminal charge.8 U.S.C. § 1451
Past as a filing announcement. The department filed 40 civil suits under Legal instrument Lets the government file a civil suit to revoke citizenship that was illegally procured, or procured by concealment of a material fact or by willful misrepresentation. It is a civil case, not a new criminal charge. to revoke citizenship. Judges have not ruled on this batch. The claims are allegations. This is not a criminal charging day.8 U.S.C. § 1451
Official print
40 civil complaints announced. No finding of liability.
Justice Department, Oct. 5, 2026Agency
U.S. Department of Justice
Monday, October 5, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime for a non-citizen to vote in a federal election, and a crime to falsely claim citizenship in order to register or vote. The charging release does not cite a statute section.Voting by an alien in a federal election
Past as an announcement. Prosecutors charged 16 lawful permanent residents with Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime for a non-citizen to vote in a federal election, and a crime to falsely claim citizenship in order to register or vote. The charging release does not cite a statute section. or with falsely claiming citizenship in order to vote. These are accusations. Everyone charged is presumed innocent. The release cites no statute section.Voting by an alien in a federal election
Official print
Sixteen people charged. Accusations only. Presumed innocent.
Justice Department, Oct. 5, 2026Sunday, October 4, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime to secretly work in the United States for a foreign government without first telling the Attorney General. The charging release in the Zhang case cites no statute section.Unregistered agent of a foreign government
Past. Federal agents arrested Wanying Zhang on Sunday at Los Angeles International Airport. Prosecutors say she acted in the United States as an Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime to secretly work in the United States for a foreign government without first telling the Attorney General. The charging release in the Zhang case cites no statute section. of the Chinese government. The charge is an allegation. She is presumed innocent. The release cites no statute section.Unregistered agent of a foreign government
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Arrested Sunday at LAX. Complaint filed. Presumed innocent.
Justice Department, Oct. 5, 2026Friday, October 2, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A January 2025 presidential order the Justice Department cites as the basis for its Homeland Security Task Force, a multi-agency effort against cartels, gangs and related crime.Executive Order 14159
District of Nebraska
Past. Not-guilty pleas on Oct. 2 in the District of Nebraska. He stays in custody until trial. Prosecutors tie him to ATM malware and to Tren de Aragua. Those are allegations. He is presumed innocent. The release does not say where he was caught. The case is part of task forces under Legal instrument A January 2025 presidential order the Justice Department cites as the basis for its Homeland Security Task Force, a multi-agency effort against cartels, gangs and related crime..Executive Order 14159
Official print
Not guilty pleas. Detained pending trial. No trial date in the release.
Justice Department, Oct. 2, 2026Agency
U.S. Department of Justice
Friday, October 2, 2026
11:00 a.m.Justice Department release
Richland, Washington
Upcoming. Initial appearance at 11:00 a.m. in Richland. This edition locks before the hearing. The charge is an allegation.
Thursday, October 1, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument The Export Control Reform Act of 2018 is the statute that authorizes U.S. dual-use export controls, administered by the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security.Export Control Reform Act of 2018
San Gabriel, California
Past as an announcement. The indictment alleges more than $300 million in controlled server exports. Lui is presumed innocent.
Official print
Arrest announced. Three-count indictment dated Sept. 29. Allegation only.
Justice DepartmentThursday, October 1, 2026
No clock time stated
Richland, Washington
Past as an announcement. A Department of Energy employee was arrested on an attempted material-support charge. The charge is an allegation.
Official print
Arrest announced. Allegation only. Initial appearance is a separate row.
Justice Department, Oct. 1, 2026Wednesday, September 30, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Lets Treasury freeze assets of major cross-border crime groups and people who help them.Executive Order 13581 (as amended)
Past. Treasury designated 10 targets tied to a Tren de Aragua ATM jackpotting network under Legal instrument Lets Treasury freeze assets of major cross-border crime groups and people who help them. Legal instrument Blocks property of designated terrorists and supporters; can also pressure foreign banks that deal with them. and Executive Order 13581 (as amended)
. This is a sanctions list, not a new guilty verdict.Executive Order 13224
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Makes it a federal crime to knowingly make a false statement or claim of U.S. citizenship in order to register to vote or to vote.18 U.S.C. § 1015(f)
District of Minnesota
Past as an announcement. Ten lawful permanent residents were indicted on Sept. 24. The charges are allegations. Defendants are presumed innocent.
Official print
10 indictments announced. Allegations only. Presumed innocent.
Justice Department, Sept. 30, 2026Wednesday, September 30, 2026
No clock time stated
Past as an order. The Supreme Court cleared the stay of Christa Gail Pike’s execution. Whether the execution proceeded is outside this lock.
Official print
Stay vacated. Dissent by Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson. Execution result not in this lock.
Supreme Court order, 26A428Agency
Supreme Court of the United States
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A U.S. sanctions authority aimed at people and groups involved in international illicit drug trafficking and the means of producing those drugs.Executive Order 14059
Past. Treasury and State sanctioned nearly 50 Sinaloa Cartel targets, including Mayito Flaco, under Legal instrument A U.S. sanctions authority aimed at people and groups involved in international illicit drug trafficking and the means of producing those drugs. Legal instrument Blocks property of designated terrorists and supporters; can also pressure foreign banks that deal with them. and Executive Order 14059
. Rewards of up to $5 million are offered for named plaza bosses. This is a sanctions list, not a new guilty verdict.Executive Order 13224
Official print
Nearly 50 targets designated. Rewards up to $5 million for Aquiles, La Rana, and El Ruso. Not a criminal judgment.
Treasury sb0636, Sept. 29, 2026Agency
U.S. Treasury / OFAC and State Department
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
No clock time stated
Plymouth Superior Court
Plymouth, Massachusetts. Follow-up hearing after Friday’s mistrial. Cruz has not decided on a retrial. No docket PDF.
Monday, September 28, 2026
No clock time stated
Past as an announcement. The Justice Department said 12 people are charged or have pleaded guilty in election-crime cases, including an allegation that a former postal carrier threw away about 300 mail-in ballots. People who have not pleaded guilty are presumed innocent.
Official print
Announcement of charges and pleas involving 12 people. Alleged disposal of about 300 mail-in ballots. Not a verdict for every defendant.
Justice Department, Sept. 28, 2026Monday, September 28, 2026
No clock time stated
District of Connecticut
Past. Ahmad Khalil Elshazly was sentenced to 92 months and lifetime supervised release for attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham. A sentence is not a new charge.
Friday, September 25, 2026
No clock time stated
Middle District of Florida
Past. A Tampa jury convicted Lazaro Alain Cabrera-Rodriguez. Sentencing is set for Dec. 17. A conviction is not a sentence.
Official print
Guilty verdict. Sentencing set for Dec. 17, 2026. Maximum stated as 20 years.
Justice Department, Sept. 25, 2026Friday, September 25, 2026
No clock time stated
Past. Cameron John Wagenius was sentenced to 70 months and ordered to pay $294,978 for a phone-hacking and extortion conspiracy. A sentence is not a new charge.
Thursday–Friday, September 24–25, 2026
No clock time stated
Northern District of Texas
Past. Kevin D. Curry was convicted in a scheme that billed TRICARE more than $26 million. The department announced it Friday and said the verdict was the day before. Sentencing is later. A conviction is not a sentence.
Official print
Guilty verdict announced Sept. 25. The release says the jury convicted him the day before. TRICARE billed over $26 million; paid about $17 million.
Justice Department, Sept. 25, 2026Thursday, September 24, 2026
No clock time stated
Western District of Pennsylvania
Past. Ardit Kutleshi pleaded guilty to charges tied to the Rydox marketplace. Sentencing is set for Feb. 9, 2027. A plea is not a sentence.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
No clock time stated
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Past. The Justice Department said four noncitizens were charged in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania with election-related crimes. Charges are accusations. The defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument A statute that sets up grant money for states and localities. The Justice Department says ANGEL awards must be used for listed purposes such as finding and arresting noncitizens who also committed other crimes, trafficking cases, related court work, short-term detention, and transport. The department cites the BIDEN Reimbursement Fund at 34 U.S.C. § 61101.One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Public Law 119-21
Past. $25 million competitive ANGEL grants announced for state, local, and tribal law enforcement uses listed in the release. The department cites the Legal instrument A statute that sets up grant money for states and localities. The Justice Department says ANGEL awards must be used for listed purposes such as finding and arresting noncitizens who also committed other crimes, trafficking cases, related court work, short-term detention, and transport. The department cites the BIDEN Reimbursement Fund at 34 U.S.C. § 61101..One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Public Law 119-21
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
8:13 a.m. ETFBI press-release feed pubDate
Past. The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it is investigating a claimed compromise of the fbijobs.gov hiring portal and alleged exposure of employee personal information. The bureau has not said whether the breach was at a vendor or inside its own systems. This is not an indictment.
Official print
Investigation statement. Claimed compromise of fbijobs.gov. Breach point undetermined. Not an indictment.
FBI National Press Office, Sept. 23, 2026Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Monday, September 21, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument
A U.S. criminal law that bans bribing foreign officials to win or keep business. Related money-laundering counts cover hiding bribe proceeds.
Eastern District of New York, Brooklyn
Past. Javier Aguilar, 52, a Mexican national living in Houston and a former oil trader, was sentenced Sept. 21, 2026, in Brooklyn to four years in prison, $7.13 million in forfeiture, and a $100,000 fine under the Legal instrument A U.S. criminal law that bans bribing foreign officials to win or keep business. Related money-laundering counts cover hiding bribe proceeds. and related counts tied to Ecuador and Mexico oil bribes.Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
Official print
Aguilar sentenced to four years; $7.13 million forfeiture; $100,000 fine. Legal instrument A U.S. criminal law that bans bribing foreign officials to win or keep business. Related money-laundering counts cover hiding bribe proceeds. / Ecuador and Mexico schemes.Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
Friday, September 18, 2026
No clock time stated
Federal districts in Texas, Idaho, Georgia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and Michigan
The Justice Department announced charges against 16 people in connection with illegal voting, illegal voter registration, and related election-fraud schemes. Cases span federal districts in Texas, Idaho, Georgia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and Michigan. All are accused and presumed innocent.
Official print
16 people charged in illegal-voting and related election-crime cases. Accusations only. Presumed innocent.
Justice Department PR 26-1082, Sept. 18, 2026Agency
U.S. Department of Justice
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
No clock time stated
Legal instrument Federal law makes it a crime for a non-citizen to vote in a federal election, and a crime to falsely claim citizenship in order to register or vote. The charging release does not cite a statute section.Voting by an alien in a federal election
District of New Jersey
Accusation only. Presumed innocent. Initial appearance Sept. 8 per the Justice Department release. No docket PDF.
Agency
U.S. Department of Justice / District of New Jersey
Friday, September 4, 2026
No clock time stated
Plymouth Superior Court
Plymouth, Massachusetts. Friday, Sept. 4: mistrial after hung jury. Confirmed (Reuters/BBC). Next hearing Sept. 29. No docket PDF.
Official print
Mistrial declared Friday after a hung jury. Cruz undecided on retrial. Next hearing Sept. 29.
Reuters, events of Sept. 4, 2026Thursday, September 3, 2026
No clock time stated
Plymouth Superior Court
Sixth day ended without a verdict. AP: holdout on reasonable doubt; resume Friday. No docket PDF.
Official print
AP: sixth day ended Thursday without a verdict. Foreperson said a single juror will not follow reasonable-doubt instructions. Sullivan declined to remove the juror. Resume Friday (day 7).
Associated Press, events of Sept. 3, 2026Wednesday, September 2, 2026
9 a.m.CBS Boston in-court coverage (Mike Toole / Matt Schooley / Kristina Rex), updated Sept. 1, 2026
Plymouth Superior Court
Fifth day ended without a verdict. AP: second deadlock; resume Thursday. No docket PDF.
Official print
AP: jury went home Wednesday without a verdict after a fifth day and a second deadlock notice to Judge Sullivan. Expected to resume Thursday (day 6). No verdict.
Associated Press, events of Sept. 2, 2026Agency
Plymouth Superior Court
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
around 3:30 p.m. (end of day)CBS Boston in-court; AP also reported around 3:30 p.m.
Plymouth Superior Court
Plymouth, Massachusetts. Fourth day. AP: deadlock note Tuesday morning; around 3:30 p.m. they asked to go home. CBS Boston: “Deliberations ended for the day around 3:30 p.m. when the jury told Plymouth Superior Court Judge William Sullivan they wished to be dismissed for the day and return Wednesday at 9 a.m.” No verdict.