Courts & Law

Moscow court is acting in secrecy in trial of American, U.S. Ambassador says

Defendant in Colorado terror attack sentenced to life in prison

5th Circuit vacates Louisiana ruling after SCOTUS strikes down maps

The case has led to a series of redraw pushes across the South, including in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

Appeals court also seems skeptical of DOJ case arguing Sen Kelly's comments are 'seditious'

Judge Cornelia Pillard, an Obama appointee, said that Kelly appears to advise troops they have no obligation to obey unlawful orders, as opposed to telling them to ignore orders that are illegal.

Justice Department investigating Virginia prosecutor alleged to be too lenient on immigrants

The DOJ is looking into whether policies that provided preferential treatment to illegal immigrants, which allowed them to avoid deportation, violated the Civil Rights Act by discriminating against U.S. citizens.

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Georgia couple sentenced to jail after taking selfies in Capitol on Jan. 6

The young couple both received jail time and a fine

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Panel rules Soros-backed prosecutor violated multiple ethics rules in pursuit of ex-Gov. Greitens

Missouri panel rules Kimberly Gardner should receive public reprimand for withholding exculpatory evidence, failing to correct false filing.

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Igor Danchenko, Alexandria, Va., Nov. 10, 2021

Durham seeks delay of classified discovery in Danchenko case

Durham blamed the delay on intelligence agencies' slow production of documents

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Anti-abortion and abortion rights demonstrators during a protest outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, May 3, 2022.

More than three-quarters of likely voters oppose protests at homes of Supreme Court justices, survey

Protests follow leaked opinion by Justice Samuel Alito indicating he, other conservative justices will rule on abortion case that will reverse Roe v. Wade