#1
Who was famously tried for the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln?
#2
Who was the former Iraqi president tried and executed for crimes against humanity?
#3
Who was the leader of the Nazi regime tried and convicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity during the Nuremberg Trials?
#4
Who was the American businessman and pilot who was tried and acquitted for the 1932 kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh's son?
#5
Who was the Roman senator and general who was famously tried and convicted for conspiring to overthrow the Roman Republic?
#6
In the O.J. Simpson trial, what was the primary piece of evidence presented by the prosecution?
#7
Which controversial figure was tried for her involvement in the Manson Family murders?
#8
In which trial was William Jennings Bryan a prominent prosecutor?
#9
Who was the notorious cult leader and murderer who was tried and convicted in 1971?
#10
Which infamous mobster was finally convicted for tax evasion rather than more serious crimes?
#11
Who was the civil rights leader famously tried and arrested for his nonviolent protests against segregation in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1963?
#12
Which trial involved the U.S. government's prosecution of several Communist Party leaders under the Smith Act for advocating the violent overthrow of the government?
#13
Who was the first woman to be executed by the United States federal government?
#14
Which trial in 1925 involved a high school teacher accused of violating Tennessee's Butler Act by teaching the theory of evolution?
#15
Which controversial figure was acquitted in the trial surrounding the death of Trayvon Martin?
#16
In which trial was Timothy McVeigh convicted for the Oklahoma City bombing?
#17
In which trial was the accused, acquitted, and later confessed to the double murder in a highly publicized interview?
#18
Which trial, known for its impact on forensic science, involved the murder of Travis Alexander and the defendant's claim of self-defense?
#19