American Justice

Two men on trial for killing an elderly man claim the old man got what he deserved, telling the court that he had abused his family for decades and got away with it.

The tragic story of 18-year-old Hannah Hill of Akron, Ohio, whose murder may never be solved because virtually every part of her case--from police investigation to trial to the jury--was mishandled.

The shocking story of Kathy Bush, regarded as a caring mother and a national advocate for health care, who was suddenly arrested for child abuse and accused of keeping her daughter deathly ill.

A look at how the justice system handled the unique case of Dr. L. Stan Naramore, who was convicted of attempting to murder a 78-year-old terminally ill woman and of killing an 81-year-old farmer.

Implicated in the rape and murder of a cheerleader, a high-school homecoming king stuns a courtroom when he refuses a plea bargain that could save him from the death penalty.

A look at how a confession-whether true or false-can harm a defendant's case. James Harry Reyos confessed that he killed a priest, then took it back.