Legal Implications - The article discusses the possibility of a new trial being opened [1]

Legal Proceedings - A former Illinois deputy is on trial for first-degree murder in the death of a black woman [1] - The deputy pleaded not guilty, claiming self-defense [2] - The prosecution argues the deputy was angry, not fearing for his life [3][4] - The defense argues the boiling water pot was a weapon and the deputy feared for his safety [4] - The judge ruled that previous misconduct allegations against the deputy will not be admissible [7][8] Community Impact - The city of Peoria has closed streets around the courthouse due to the trial [6] - Authorities are preparing for potential protests throughout the trial [6]

Geopolitical Implications - China stated the espionage trial collapse, initiated by the UK's chief prosecutor, indicates the case lacked merit from the beginning [1]

We've got major breaking news to bring you now. Developments out of Idaho where we're learning there appears to be a plea deal for the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022. This is according to an attorney for the family of one of the victims here. Now, a court, we're talking about Brian Cobberger. You see him here. A court hearing for that change of plea is expected to happen on Wednesday. This is a very big deal considering how high-profile this case has been. And Kberger is ac ...