Dharun Ravi received a 30-day prison sentence, three years of probation and 300 hours of community service in the webcam spying trial.

Jay Fahy said Ravi's conviction on second degree crimes will likely lead to a five- to 10-year prison sentence and a strong possibility of deportation ...

Henry Klingeman called the case close and said the verdict will set a precedent.

The judge spent the morning instructing the jury, explaining each count. Ravi must be found guilty of privacy invasion in order to be convicted of ...

Former Bergen County Prosecutor John Fahy thinks defense attorney Steve Altman has done a very good job in raising reasonable doubt in the case against ...

The defense and prosecution rested their cases Tuesday in the trial that accuses former Rutgers freshman Dharun Ravi of invasion of privacy, bias intimidation and ...

Susan Abraham, a professor at New York Law School, believes the prosecution has established its case to the jury.

In an interview with police in September 2010, Ravi said he did invade the privacy of his roommate Tyler Clementi who committed suicide shortly after ...

Noted defense attorney Henry Klingeman said the case against Tyler Clementi's ex-roommate is a new look at invasion of privacy laws.