Courts & Law
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Federal prosecutors decline to appeal decision dismissing death penalty option for Luigi Mangione
A federal judge dismissed the murder charge that brings the death penalty last month because it requires that the killing was committed during another “crime of violence.”
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Texas Supreme Court chief justice chastises judicial conduct commission
Jimmy Blacklock clarifies that judges in Texas are not violating the law when they refuse to marry same-sex couples.
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Three Alabama women indicted for voter fraud in 2025 municipal election
The three women in Monroe County have been indicted for voter fraud in the Aug. 26, 2025, Frisco City municipal election.
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Nine GOP attorneys general sue Biden admin over 'Bidenbucks'
The states involved in the lawsuit with Montana are Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and South Dakota.
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Trump loses third attempt at getting judge to recuse himself in hush money case
A jury found Trump guilty on all counts in the case. His sentencing hearing is scheduled for September 18.
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Texas sues General Motors for allegedly unlawfully selling drivers' data
The driving data was sold to several companies that were not aware that the drivers had not consented to the data being collected, used, or sold.
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Former Kansas police chief charged in August 2023 raid of Marion County Record offices
Gideon Cody, who had resigned from the Marion Police Department about two months after the raid took place, was charged with one count of interference with the judicial process.
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Former Colorado County Clerk Tina Peters found guilty over 2020 election security breach
"I will continue to fight until the Truth is revealed that was not allowed to be brought during this trial," Tina Peters said.
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Court overturns conviction in killing of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry linked to Fast and Furious
The court sent the case to the U.S. District Court in Arizona, ruling that his constitutional due process rights were violated.
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Judge denies RFK Jr. ballot access in New York over residency issues
Judge Christina Ryba determined that the room Kennedy claimed was his residence in a New York City suburb was a "sham residence" used to maintain his voter registration.
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Two illegal migrants arrested for allegedly raping woman at knifepoint in New York City: report
One of the men, 24-year-old Nicaraguan migrant David Davon-Bonilla, pleaded guilty last year to sexually assaulting a different woman at a La Quinta Inn that was converted into housing for asylum seekers.
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Trump suing Justice Dept. for $100 million in damages over Mar-a-Lago classified documents search
The search occurred in August of 2022.
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Judges who said they wouldn't hire Columbia graduates have been cleared of misconduct: report
Fifth Circuit Court chief judge Priscilla Richman dismissed the complaint and stated that she didn't find misconduct by the defendants.