"Infamous cases" refer to notable legal situations that capture public attention due to their shocking or controversial nature. These cases often involve serious crimes, high-profile individuals, or significant legal precedents. Examples include the O.J. Simpson trial, which highlighted issues of race and celebrity in the justice system, and the Amanda Knox case, which raised questions about media influence and wrongful convictions. Such cases can lead to widespread media coverage and public debate, influencing perceptions of justice and law enforcement. They often reveal societal issues, such as domestic violence, racial bias, or mental health, prompting discussions about necessary reforms in the legal system.