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December 31, 2007
Posted: 05:32 PM ET
CNN.com and the minds behind Court TV have come together to bring you the best crime and justice coverage available. Check it out at www.cnn.com/crime. Court TV is now In Session, bringing its news gathering expertise to CNN.com with insights, analysis and behind-the-scenes scoops from its anchors and correspondents in a new blog, “Sidebar.” We’ll carry up-to-the-minute news of arrests and verdicts. Crime junkies can go behind the police tape and into the courtroom like never before, with a complete video collection of the day’s crime highlights. We’ll take you live as police announce arrests and judges mete out justice. We’ll deliver the national headlines and the top crime stories in your backyard through our regional affiliates. You’ll have easy access to hot court documents so you can see the inner workings of high-profile cases. We’ll also have links to Interpol and the FBI that can turn you into crime solvers. Of course, we’ll want to hear from you through I-Reports and our 13th Juror quick vote. To put it all in perspective, you can check out the Crime Library for everything from wise guys to serial killers. Stop by the Celebrity Courthouse for the latest celebutante DUI. And don’t forget to round up our Usual Suspects for the latest about the top trials and investigations of the day. Please, let us know how we can make a good thing even better. Posted by: Ann O'Neill, CNN.com Crime Section Producer |
 
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