Subpoena Issued in Trump Prosecution Investigation

Special Counsel Jack Smith's election subversion case against former President Trump involves a subpoena issued by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan for information on the political work conducted by the daughter of a New York State Supreme Court Judge. The subpoena targets Authentic Campaigns and its president Loren Merchan, who worked for President Biden and Vice President Harris.

Prosecution of Young Thug in Fulton County, Georgia

Republican candidate Courtney Kramer is pledging to end the prosecution of rapper Young Thug by current Democrat DA Fani Willis in Fulton County, Georgia, citing the trial's excessive length and accusing Willis of seeking fame. Kramer vows to restore justice, transparency, and integrity to the Office of the District Attorney if elected.

Animal Cruelty

An Iowa man was arrested for his role in distributing animal crush videos showing monkeys being tortured, sexually abused, and killed. He faces charges along with two others for creating and distributing these videos.

Special counsel Jack Smith's decisions on former President Trump's Jan. 6 case post-Supreme Court ruling

Special counsel Jack Smith faces decisions on how to proceed with the former President Trump's Jan. 6 case after a Supreme Court ruling granting immunity. Smith may choose to narrow the case, push for a hearing, or charge co-conspirators. Prosecutors are strategizing on evidence and charges in light of the ruling.

Whistleblower Retaliation Allegations in Los Angeles County DA Office

Los Angeles County DA candidate Nathan Hochman discusses his candidacy and aims to reverse soft-on-crime policies as Gascon faces a runoff election in November. Deputy DA Shea Sanna accuses DA George Gascon of whistleblower retaliation and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Gascon's office allegedly targeted Sanna for speaking out against mishandling of criminal cases.

Special counsel Jack Smith and the prosecution of former President Trump's Jan. 6 case post-Supreme Court immunity ruling

Special counsel Jack Smith faces challenges in prosecuting former President Trump's Jan. 6 case post Supreme Court immunity ruling, considering options to narrow the case, push for a hearing, or indict co-conspirators.

Karen Read Murder Trial

Karen Read, accused of killing her police officer boyfriend with a vehicle, is back in court for a hearing discussing a motion to dismiss two of the charges. The trial ended in a mistrial in June, with prosecutors planning to retry Read in January.

Former President Trump's Jan. 6 Prosecution

Former President Trump's Jan. 6 prosecution case has been revived after being sent back to District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan, who has quickly resumed handling the unresolved issues. The case involves determining which aspects of Trump's actions can be prosecuted post his term as president.

Kamala Harris' Past Policies and Potential Challenges in 2024 Election

The article discusses potential challenges Kamala Harris may face in the 2024 presidential election due to her past policies as San Francisco District Attorney and California Attorney General, including a controversial 2014 law and her stance on crime issues.

Alec Baldwin's Involuntary Manslaughter Trial

Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial in the fatal shooting of 'Rust' cinematographer Halyna Hutchins took a shocking turn when the judge dismissed the case due to evidence concealment by the prosecution.

Trump's 'Fake Electors' Scheme and Presidential Immunity

Former President Trump's attorney argues that the 'fake electors' scheme is an official act and should be immune from prosecution under the recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.

Karen Read's Murder Trial

Karen Read's murder trial ends in a mistrial after the jury couldn't reach a unanimous decision. Prosecutors intend to retry the case. Read was accused of killing her Boston cop boyfriend by striking him with her SUV and leaving him in a snowstorm.

Supreme Court Decision on Trump's Immunity from Prosecution

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer criticizes the 'MAGA SCOTUS' after they found in favor of Donald Trump's immunity from prosecution for his actions on January 6th, 2021.

Supreme Court ruling on former presidents' immunity from prosecution

The Supreme Court ruled that former presidents have some immunity from prosecution, delaying the criminal case against Donald Trump. It is unlikely he will face trial before the November election. Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented, calling the decision a mockery of the law. Trump celebrated the ruling on social media. The case has been sent back to the trial court for further analysis.

U.S. Supreme Court ruling on former President Trump's immunity from prosecution

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that former President Trump is partially immune from prosecution, with immunity for official acts but not unofficial acts. The case was sent back to the trial judge to determine which actions were part of his official duties. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the decision, joined by conservatives, while liberal justices dissented.

Supreme Court ruling on Trump's immunity from prosecution

Supreme Court ruling on Trump's immunity from prosecution could affect debate with Biden. Court may rule that ex-presidents can be prosecuted for 'private conduct' while enjoying immunity for presidential responsibilities. Biden expected to question Trump's fitness for office and legal troubles. If ruling favors Trump, it could shift focus from his criminal conviction to Biden's son's legal issues.

Supreme Court Decision on Former President Trump's Immunity from Prosecution

The Supreme Court is considering former President Trump's arguments for immunity from prosecution. The decision could impact how former presidents are held accountable for criminal actions while in office. Trump asserts absolute immunity even after leaving office, but experts argue only sitting presidents have immunity. The court is exploring a nuanced approach to balance immunity with criminal accountability. Lower courts have rejected Trump's immunity claims. The decision could have far-reaching implications on presidential actions and potential prosecutions.

House Judiciary Committee Hearing on Donald Trump's Prosecution

The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on the politicized prosecution of former President Donald Trump by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Thursday, June 13.

Hunter Biden's Conviction on Felony Gun Charges

Hunter Biden has been convicted on felony gun charges related to false statements about his drug use when purchasing a Colt revolver in 2018. The trial revealed his struggles with addiction and the prosecution's case was supported by witness testimonies, text messages, and excerpts from his memoir.

Allegations of Collusion in Trump's Prosecution

The Justice Department denies allegations of collusion with Manhattan DA in the prosecution of former President Trump, calling the claims 'conspiratorial speculation' and 'completely baseless'. Rep. Jim Jordan reacts to AG Garland's answers during an interview on 'Hannity'.

Hunter Biden's Federal Gun Trial

Hunter Biden's federal gun trial in the U.S. is awaiting a verdict after jury deliberations began. He is facing charges related to a gun purchase in 2018, with accusations of making false statements and possession of a gun while being an unlawful user of drugs. Prosecutors argue he knowingly lied on a federal gun form about his addiction to crack cocaine.

Hunter Biden's Federal Gun Trial

Hunter Biden is facing a federal gun trial where jurors may sympathize with his substance abuse issues despite the evidence against him, potentially leading to jury nullification.

Hunter Biden's Federal Gun Trial

Hunter Biden's federal gun trial has resumed with closing arguments beginning, revealing evidence of drug use and addiction. Prosecutors argue that he knowingly made false statements in gun purchase and possession. Hunter Biden faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted.

Hunter Biden's Federal Gun Crime Trial

Hunter Biden will not testify in his own defense in his federal gun crime trial. Prosecutors are working to prove that he lied on a federal firearm form. President Biden's son faces charges that could result in up to 25 years in prison.

Hunter Biden's Federal Gun Trial

Hunter Biden's federal gun trial is ongoing, with prosecutors working to prove that he lied on a federal firearm form and was addicted to crack cocaine during the purchase of a handgun in 2018. The defense team is focusing on building an argument that he was not actively using crack cocaine at the time. The trial could result in a hung jury or acquittal.

Hunter Biden Federal Gun Trial

Hunter Biden is on trial for federal gun charges including lying on a firearms purchase form. Key witnesses include his daughter, ex-wife, and brother's widow. The prosecution has rested its case, and the trial continues with expert testimonies and defense arguments.

Hunter Biden's Gun Trial

The prosecution has rested in Hunter Biden's gun trial, with the defense preparing to bring witnesses. Hunter faces charges related to false statements in the purchase of a firearm and possession of a firearm while being an unlawful user of a controlled substance. The trial is expected to conclude next week.

Hunter Biden's missing revolver and gun trial

Hunter Biden's missing revolver was tossed in a dumpster by his sister-in-law behind a grocery store in 2018. The gun was later returned by a man who rummages through the trash for recyclable items. Text messages from Hunter contradict the Secret Service's statement about their involvement in the incident.

Former President Donald Trump's response to conviction and future plans

Former President Donald Trump suggests prosecuting his political rivals as payback after being convicted of falsifying business records. He expresses concern about the precedent it sets and criticizes the 'nasty' and 'crooked' people involved.

Hunter Biden's trial for gun offenses

Defense attorney argues that prosecutors must prove Hunter Biden knowingly committed gun offenses, focusing on his history of drug abuse. Hunter faces charges related to false statements and possession of a firearm. Prosecution plans to call witnesses including individuals close to Hunter.

Hunter Biden's Gun Trial

Prosecutor Derek Hines delivers a strong opening statement in Hunter Biden's gun trial, emphasizing that 'no one is above the law.' Hunter Biden is charged with false statements in firearm purchase and possession by an unlawful user of a controlled substance. The trial revolves around Hunter's illegal firearm ownership and alleged lies.

Donald Trump's guilty verdict and global reactions

Former President Donald Trump found guilty of falsifying business documents related to payments made to Michael Cohen. World leaders react to the verdict. Other countries also face opposition leaders or candidates being prosecuted ahead of elections.

Prosecution of Former President Donald Trump in Manhattan

Legal analyst Elie Honig criticizes procedural flaws in the prosecution of former President Donald Trump in Manhattan, pointing out issues with jurisdiction, judge's bias, and unprecedented charges. Breitbart provides a contrasting view.

Criticism of New York's Prosecution of Donald Trump

Sen. Ted Cruz criticizes New York's prosecution of former President Donald Trump, calling it a kangaroo court and accusing the judge of acting as if the Constitution does not apply in New York State.

NY v. Trump Trial

Former President Donald Trump's criminal trial in NY is described as a surreal 'Alice in Wonderland' farce due to bizarre case brought by District Attorney Alvin Bragg. The trial involves allegations of falsified business records and a mystery secondary crime. The prosecution's case is criticized for lack of clarity and legal inconsistencies.

Criticism of Manhattan DA's Case Against Donald Trump

Legal analysts and media pundits criticize Manhattan DA's case against Donald Trump, highlighting credibility issues with key witnesses like Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen. Defense attorneys argue prosecution fell short in proving the case beyond reasonable doubt. The trial has sparked controversy and strong opinions from various legal experts and media personalities.

Former President Trump's New York Trial

Former President Trump criticizes New York trial against him, claiming key witnesses were not called. Jury continues deliberations for a second day in the criminal trial where Trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records. Defense argues prosecutors did not meet the burden of proof.

Criticism of the vagueness of allegations in Donald Trump's trial

Alex Marlow criticized the vagueness of the allegations in the trial of former President Donald Trump, stating that the judge is allowing the jury to convict Trump without agreeing on specific crimes. Marlow expressed concern over the confusion caused by the prosecution's approach.

Donald Trump's hush money trial

Lawyers in Donald Trump’s hush money trial presented closing arguments to jurors, with the prosecutor accusing Trump of participating in a hush money scheme and the defense claiming Trump's innocence. The jury will now deliberate on the 34 felony counts Trump faces.

Donald Trump New York trial for falsifying business records

Legal analyst Jonathan Turley believes that an acquittal for Donald Trump in his New York trial is unlikely due to many reversible errors that could favor the prosecution. Turley also mentioned that the defense going first in the trial put them at a disadvantage.

Criminal Hush Money Case Against Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump is facing criminal charges related to hush money payments made during his presidential campaign in 2016. The prosecution argues that there is overwhelming evidence of Trump directing and benefiting from the scheme. The trial is ongoing, with the jury set to deliberate soon.

Former President Trump's New York Criminal Trial

Former President Trump faces charges of falsifying business records to conceal a payment to Stormy Daniels. Prosecutors argue it's a conspiracy and cover-up, while Trump maintains his innocence. Key witnesses include Michael Cohen and documents showing payments.

Prosecution in Donald Trump's Business Record Trial

Defense attorney Randy Zelin criticizes the prosecution in former President Donald Trump's business record trial for failing to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

Former President Donald Trump's court case regarding classified documents

Former President Donald Trump denied prosecutors' request to bar him from making public statements that could endanger law enforcement agents participating in his classified documents case in Florida.

Donald Trump's New York Hush Money Trial

Donald Trump is facing closing arguments in his New York hush money trial, with the defense team arguing he committed no crime and prosecutors alleging he falsified business records. The verdict could impact his potential presidential run in November.

New York v. Trump case and concerns about jury instructions

Trump legal spokesperson expresses concerns about potential bias in jury instructions in the New York v. Trump case, claiming lack of confidence in the judge overseeing the trial.

Legal Battle Over Classified Documents Involving Donald Trump

Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to prohibit former President Donald Trump from making public statements that endanger law enforcement agents involved in his classified documents case. Trump falsely claimed that FBI agents were authorized to shoot him during a search of his Mar-a-Lago estate. Prosecutors argue that Trump's statements pose a risk to law enforcement and the integrity of the legal proceedings.

Workplace Romance Jeopardizing Prosecution of Former President Trump

Sunny Hostin criticized Fani Willis and Nathan Wade for their workplace romance, stating it jeopardized the prosecution of former President Trump in Georgia. Wade eventually resigned from the case. The relationship caused a significant legal issue and raised questions of conflict of interest.

Mar-a-Lago Classified Documents Case

A hearing in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case turned into a shouting match over alleged threats made to a defense attorney. The case involves charges against former President Donald Trump's co-defendant, Walt Nauta, for not cooperating with an investigation into retaining classified documents. The judge scolded prosecutors and criticized the slow pace of the proceedings, which have faced criticisms for delays. Trump has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Michael Cohen's Actions and Prosecution

Fox News correspondent Nate Foy reports that former Trump 'fixer' Michael Cohen overbilled the Trump organization and is facing demands for prosecution for making false statements and stealing during the criminal trial of former President Trump.

Michael Cohen's Testimony in Trump's Trial

Fox News legal analyst discusses Michael Cohen's testimony in Trump's trial, highlighting Cohen's lies and lack of credibility, as well as alleging corruption and bias in the prosecution.

Abortion Laws and State Jurisdiction

Former President Donald Trump's remarks on states monitoring pregnancies and prosecuting women who violate abortion bans have been twisted by President Joe Biden and other Democrats. Trump's stance is that states should make these decisions, not him.

Supporters of Donald Trump Attend His Trial in Manhattan

Former President Donald Trump is facing charges in Manhattan and has been accompanied by several top supporters who are speaking out against the trial and the prosecution. Trump has been gagged from commenting on various aspects of the case, but his supporters have been vocal in their defense.

NY v. Trump Case and Michael Cohen's Testimony

Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is the focus of the NY v. Trump case, accused of lying to various institutions. The prosecution's reliance on Cohen's credibility is criticized due to his history of deceit and hatred towards Trump.

Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial Testimony by Michael Cohen

Michael Cohen testifies in Donald Trump's hush money trial, detailing Trump's involvement in the illegal effort to bury stories threatening his 2016 campaign. Trump denies allegations and maintains innocence.

Trump Trial in New York

Former President Trump is on trial in New York, with his ex-lawyer Michael Cohen testifying against him. GOP Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall predicts a 'really bad day' for Cohen in court. Trump denies allegations of falsifying business records related to a payment to Stormy Daniels.

Comparison between UCLA incident and Capitol riot

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass compared the pro-Israel vigilantes who attacked a pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA to the Capitol rioters of January 6, 2021. The encampment bullied Jewish students and blocked access to the campus. Bass vowed to prosecute those involved.

Stormy Daniels' Testimony in Trump Trial

Legal panelists Gregg Jarrett and Alan Dershowitz discuss Stormy Daniels' testimony in the trial of former President Trump, highlighting the lack of credibility of the witness and the prosecutorial strategy. The trial is criticized as an abuse of the justice system and a wretched assault on the rule of law.

Romantic Involvement of Former Special Prosecutor and District Attorney in Georgia Election Case

Former Trump special prosecutor regrets romantic involvement with Fani Willis distracted from Georgia election case. Willis defiant over relationship, case upended, progressives alarmed.

Conviction of Marilyn Mosby for Mortgage Fraud and Perjury

Former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby faces potential seizure of her Florida condo following conviction for mortgage fraud and perjury. Prosecutors argue she lied on mortgage applications and used pandemic-related hardship to withdraw money from her retirement fund for property purchases.

Michael Cohen's TikTok Livestreams

Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's TikTok livestreams discussing the ongoing trial and receiving donations may have compromised New York's prosecution of the former president.

Fani Willis's Controversial Speaking Appearance in Miami

Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis accidentally flashed her undergarments during a speaking appearance in Miami. She faced controversy over her relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade while prosecuting Donald Trump for election interference. Despite criticism, she defended her actions and continued her legal proceedings against Trump.

Allegations of Illegal Election Interference by Biden Special Counsel Jack Smith

Republican House Conference Chair Elise Stefanik demands DOJ investigate Biden special counsel Jack Smith for alleged interference in the presidential election by prosecuting former President Donald Trump

Prosecution of George Alan Kelly

Dr. Ron Martinelli, a consultant for George Alan Kelly's defense, criticized the prosecution of the elderly rancher, stating it was a 'political prosecution' that cost the poor border county over $1 million, lacking forensic evidence and using false narratives. The case ended in a mistrial, with one juror blocking acquittal. The defense claims Kelly fired warning shots and did not shoot the victim found on his ranch. There were allegations of cartel influence, incompetent law enforcement, and obstructed evidence.

The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump Trial

The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump is the first prosecution of an American president. The case involves a payoff to a porn actor, election interference, and cover-up accusations. The trial will test the justice system's durability amidst a mountain of evidence against Trump.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg overseeing Donald Trump's trial

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, known for his deliberate approach and non-political stance, is overseeing the criminal trial of former U.S. President Donald Trump for falsifying business records. Bragg's friends and colleagues praise his intelligence, thoughtfulness, and commitment to public service. He faces criticism and challenges in balancing reform efforts with public safety concerns.

Trump Criminal Trial

New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan excused a second juror during the third day of the Trump criminal trial. Seven jurors were initially selected, but now only five remain. The prosecution raised concerns about the second juror's past arrest history. The trial is ongoing and could wrap up early next week.

Bryan Kohberger murder case

Idaho Judge criticizes defense in Bryan Kohberger murder case for distributing questionnaires that could be 'inculpatory' to Latah County residents. Kohberger claims he was out driving the night of the killings as an alibi. He is charged with murdering four University of Idaho students with a KA-BAR knife. Defense plans to prove his location with expert testimony, but his DNA was found at the crime scene. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.

Allegations of Bias in Jury Selection in Donald Trump's Criminal Trial

The prosecution in former President Donald Trump's criminal trial is accused of bias in jury selection, focusing on weeding out Trump supporters while neglecting biases against President Joe Biden. Trump's lawyer claims the questionnaire is one-sided and aims to stack the deck against Trump.

Donald Trump's Stormy Daniels Hush Money Case

Legal expert Greg Germain believes it will be very difficult for Donald Trump to win his hush money case in Manhattan due to the Democratic and liberal leanings of the jury pool. Former president Trump faces trial for allegedly paying off women to keep quiet about his affairs.

Police Officers Detained in North Macedonia for Inmate Escapes

17 police officers in North Macedonia detained on suspicion of assisting in the separate escapes last year of two inmates, including a murder convict. Authorities recommend pre-trial detention for the accused officers.

Legal Analysis of Donald Trump's New York Hush Money Trial

MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner predicts that former President Donald Trump will go 'down in flames' in the upcoming New York hush money trial due to powerful evidence against him.

Michael Avenatti criticizes prosecution of Donald Trump

Former attorney Michael Avenatti criticized New York State authorities' efforts to prosecute former President Donald Trump from prison, stating the case is stale and Trump cannot get a fair trial in New York.

President Joe Biden considering ending prosecution of Julian Assange

President Joe Biden is considering a request from Australia to end the prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who faces charges of espionage and computer misuse over WikiLeaks' publication of classified U.S. files.

Parents of Mass School Shooter Sentenced to Prison

Parents of mass school shooter sentenced to 10-15 years in prison after prosecution by Karen McDonald.

Sentencing Disparity Between Far-Right and Far-Left Groups

U.S. District Judge Carney gave Tyler Laube a light sentence for assaulting a journalist at a rally, citing prosecutorial focus on far-right groups over far-left groups. Legal experts criticize the judge's political bias and lack of understanding of relative prosecutions.

Donald Trump's Hush Money Criminal Trial

Former President Donald Trump's bid for a delay in his hush money criminal trial has been rejected by a Manhattan judge. Trump claims immunity from prosecution for conduct during his tenure in office.

False Arrest and Charges for Abortion in Texas

Lizelle Gonzalez sues Starr County officials for over $1 million after being falsely arrested and charged with murder for self-inducing an abortion in 2022, despite abortion being legal at the time in Texas. Charges were dropped after international outcry and investigation.

JK Rowling's opposition to Scotland's Hate Crime Act

JK Rowling is facing the possibility of prosecution under Scotland's Hate Crime Act for speaking out against legislation that threatens freedom of expression over the 'trans' issue. She is defiant and ready to challenge the government's attempts to silence her.

Legal Pressure on Jon Stewart for Overvaluing Home

New York Attorney General Letitia James is facing pressure to prosecute comedian Jon Stewart for overvaluing his Manhattan home, similar to the case against Donald Trump. Rep. Mike Collins, radio host Andrew Wilkow, and Trump attorney Alina Habba are calling for equal application of the law.

Legal Battle Between Former President Trump and Fani Willis

Former President Trump and eight co-defendants appeal court order to remove Fani Willis from Georgia case due to alleged improper affair with subordinate. Willis denied claims. Court finds no personal stake or financial impact on case. Public perception of integrity of judicial system at stake.

Hunter Biden Tax Evasion Case

Hunter Biden is facing charges of evading $1.4 million in taxes, with his lawyers arguing that prosecutors caved to political pressure from Republican lawmakers. The trial is set to start in June, and if convicted, Hunter Biden could face up to 17 years in prison.

Donald Trump facing trial on hush money payments

Former President Donald Trump is facing a trial on April 15 related to hush money payments to cover up claims of marital infidelity. The trial is the first of four criminal cases against Trump to reach trial, with prosecutors accusing him of falsifying business records. Trump has pleaded not guilty and claims the case is a 'witch hunt' and 'hoax.'

Dismissal of Charges in Trump's Georgia Election Racketeering Case

CNN legal analyst criticizes Fulton County, GA District Attorney for multiple charges being dismissed in the Georgia election racketeering case involving former President Donald Trump, calling it embarrassing and a setback for the prosecution.

Trump's 2024 Campaign and Manhattan DA Prosecution

Trump's 2024 campaign is discussed, focusing on potential running mates, key personnel decisions, and the impact of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's prosecution. The article also highlights the potential backlash against the abuse of the criminal justice system and how it may benefit Trump's campaign.

Julian Assange's prosecution and extradition

Julian Assange's brother is attending President Biden's State of the Union address as Rep. Thomas Massie's guest to bring attention to Assange's prosecution for publishing classified US documents. Assange is facing charges related to WikiLeaks' publication of classified US military documents and could face up to 175 years in an American maximum-security prison if extradited to the US.

Political Prosecution

Former President Donald Trump criticizes Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis for allegedly hiring a Biden plant, Jeff DiSantis, to target Trump. Trump claims coordination between local prosecutors and the White House in his prosecution.

Immigration and Crime

Biden Campaign Co-Chair Rep. Escobar commented on the killing of Laken Riley, highlighting the need for immigration reform and the role of immigrants in the workforce. She emphasized the importance of prosecuting criminals but noted that immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than native-born Americans.

Supreme Court review of Trump's immunity case

The Supreme Court is reviewing the immunity question in Trump's prosecution, leading to various accusations and theories. Some believe the Court is slow-walking the process, while others see it as a normal pace. Justices may have concerns about the lower court decision and are working through the case with major implications for the constitutional system.

Jeffrey Epstein's Case in Palm Beach

After two decades, victims of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse in Palm Beach may finally learn why the state prosecutor's handling of the case allowed Epstein to escape serious prison time. Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law permitting the unsealing of long-secret evidence and testimony from a 2006 grand jury, shining a light on potential mishandling of the case by former Palm Beach County State Attorney Barry Krischer.

Allegations against Hunter Biden and potential leverage due to his father's position

Rep. Andy Biggs claims Hunter Biden has leverage due to his father's control over the U.S. Attorney General, potentially influencing decisions on prosecution. Biggs believes Hunter was selling access to his father, constituting bribery.

Campaign Finance Violation by NAACP President

The president of the Providence NAACP violated state campaign finance laws when he ran for City Council in 2022, convicted of two counts of failing to file campaign finance reports as required by state law.

Supreme Court to Consider Trump's Immunity in Criminal Prosecution Case

The Supreme Court has agreed to take up the issue of whether former President Trump can be criminally prosecuted for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. The court's decision could impact Trump's ongoing legal battles and potentially affect his chances in the 2024 presidential election.

Romantic Relationship Scandal in Georgia Election Case

Former law partner of Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade was evasive about romantic relationship with District Attorney Fani Willis, leading to questions about conflict of interest in the 2020 Georgia election case against Donald Trump.

Disqualification of Fulton County District Attorney in Trump Election Fraud Case

A judge in Georgia is considering whether to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis in the election fraud case against former President Donald Trump and 14 others due to a potential conflict of interest with her hired special prosecutor. Trump's team alleges a romantic relationship between Willis and the prosecutor, Nathan Wade, which they deny. The case involves accusations of attempting to overturn the 2020 election results.