Steven Powell has been found guilty on all 14 counts of voyeurism, a jury unanimously decided on Wednesday.

The charges stemmed from an investigation into the 2009 disappearance, Susan Powell, and investigators in that case found a disc in his bedroom that allegedly contained images of young girls who lived next door.

“I think that this was the right verdict and I hope that it brings comfort and a sense of justice to the families of the girls that he victimized,” Kirk Graves, who is married to Powell's daughter, Jennifer, told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. “At least a small amount of justice is served in this small case.

Three days after the defense rested in the murder trial of Jennifer Hudson's family, the jury announced a guilty verdict on Friday afternoon in Chicago, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

William Balfour was on trial for the 2008 murder of Jennifer's mother Darnell Hudson Donerson, 57; her brother Jason Hudson, 29; and nephew Julian King, 7.

Andrey Hicks was a onetime friend and financial advisor of Kris Humphries and even attended his wedding to Kim Kardashian — but on Thursday a federal judge ordered the jailed embezzler to pay back more than $7.5 million.

Currently incarcerated in the Wyatt Detention facility in Rhode Island, Judge Richard Stearns demanded that Hicks pay $2.5 million with interest to those he swindled as well as a civil fine of $2.5 million, on top of the $2.5 million his firm was ordered to pay.

A jury in a Palm Beach, Florida courtroom has found the multi-millionaire who adopted his girlfriend guilty of DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide after plowing into a 23-year-old student’s car in February 2010.

After two weeks of testimony and five-and-a-half hours of deliberations, the ruling was read on Friday and now John Goodman faces up to 30 years in prison when sentenced on April 30.

Jodie Foster’s father has been sentenced to five years in jail following his conviction for stealing more than $100,000 from elderly and low-income people.

Lucius Foster, 89, was sentenced in a Los Angeles courtroom on Friday after being found guilty of 21 counts of grand theft for taking $5,000 down-payments from 25 investors on low-cost homes. 

The homes, that were advertised as selling for $85,999 each, were never built according to the prosecution.

Dr. Conrad Murray has been placed on suicide watch -- but just as a precaution.

The Houston-based cardiologist was remanded in custody Monday after being found guilty of  involuntary manslaughter in the June, 2009 death of pop superstar Michael Jackson. Now, an unnamed law enforcement official tells the Los Angeles Times that staff were told to ensure Murray does not try to take his own life at Los Angeles County Jail.

An attorney for Murray confirmed on Good Morning America on Tuesday that Murray is on suicide watch, but said it’s more of a precaution, and that the physician had not threatened to harm himself in any way.

Emotions were running high in the courtroom when Dr. Conrad Murray was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, and his family is ecstatic with the news.

Michael's mother Katherine told RadarOnline.com that she is "very happy with the verdict," outside the Los Angeles County courtroom.

The Jackson family was a strong presence in the courtroom throughout the trial and when the verdict was read on Monday they gasped with emotions.

Dr. Conrad Murray has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the Michael Jackson death trial.

After nearly 10 hours of deliberation, the verdict was delivered in a downtown Los Angeles courthouse by court clerk Mrs. Benson on Monday afternoon.

“We the jury...find the defendant guilty of involuntary manslaughter,” she announced.

Deputy District Attorney David Walgren is holding a live news conference in the L.A. County courthouse to discuss the jury's decision following the ground breaking guilty verdict of Dr. Conrad Murray in the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson.

The jury unanimously found Dr. Murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the June 2009 death of Jackson, and the verdict was announced at 1:15 p.m. on Monday.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Walgren asked Judge Michael Pastor to remand the cardiologist in custody without bail pending sentencing and the judge granted his request.

Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for sexually assaulting two underage girls whom he claimed were his brides in so-called "spiritual marriages."

The Texas jury gave Jeffs the maximum sentence on both counts. The panel announced its decision after deliberating for less than thirty minutes.

Jeffs, 55, -- who often went on bizarre rants throughout his trial -- stood quietly as the decision was read.