Category: Court News

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Supreme Court’s Alabama Ruling: Implications for Congressional Districts

Supreme Court’s Alabama Ruling: Implications for Congressional Districts

In a significant decision on Tuesday night, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority offered insight into future congressional district battles under a less robust Voting Rights Act. In February 2025, a federal court panel in Alabama, composed of three judges and including two appointed by former President Trump, conducted an 11-day trial. This trial examined the...

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Judges Highlight Increasing Violence Against Judiciary and Criticize Trump’s Remarks

Judges Highlight Increasing Violence Against Judiciary and Criticize Trump’s Remarks

Judges Highlight Increasing Violence Against Judiciary Federal judges have expressed concern over the growing number of violent acts targeting members of the judiciary. Recent incidents have seen attacks and threats intended to intimidate judges and disrupt the legal process. The rising hostility against judges is alarming legal communities and raising questions about the safety of...

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George Santos Denies Insider Trading Allegations

George Santos Denies Insider Trading Allegations

Former Republican Representative George Santos denied the allegations of insider trading that arose after reports indicated a prediction market had alerted federal authorities to his activities. On Tuesday, Kalshi reported Santos to federal prosecutors following his announcement that he would attend President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address in February, then allegedly betting against...

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Alex Murdaugh’s Murder Case Scheduled for Retrial

Alex Murdaugh’s Murder Case Scheduled for Retrial

The South Carolina Supreme Court has decided to return Alex Murdaugh’s murder case to a lower court for a retrial. This marks the beginning of a potential new legal conflict in the Lowcountry. The official court document, marked as a “Remittitur” and dated May 29, indicates this new phase for Richard Alexander Murdaugh. The remittitur...

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Store Owner Acquitted in Teen’s Shooting Case in South Carolina

Store Owner Acquitted in Teen’s Shooting Case in South Carolina

On Monday, a jury in South Carolina delivered a verdict of not guilty for a store owner accused of murder. The case involved the 2023 shooting of Cyrus Carmack-Belton, a 14-year-old Black teenager. Chikei Rick Chow, a 61-year-old Asian man, faced charges for shooting the teen in the back after pursuing him from his convenience...

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Federal Court Blocks Trump Administration’s Anti-Weaponization Fund

Federal Court Blocks Trump Administration’s Anti-Weaponization Fund

Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche testified at a Senate appropriations hearing on May 19, 2026, in Washington, D.C. During this time, the Justice Department announced it would comply with a federal court ruling. This ruling temporarily halted the Trump administration’s $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund amidst ongoing legal challenges. The fund, introduced by the Trump...

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Federal Case Against Former FBI Director James Comey Progresses with New Prosecutor

Federal Case Against Former FBI Director James Comey Progresses with New Prosecutor

The federal prosecutor overseeing the Justice Department’s criminal case against former FBI Director James Comey has stepped down. A recent court filing indicates that Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Severo will now represent the government in the case, replacing Matthew Petracca. The filing, submitted by U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina Ellis Boyle,...

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Utah Judge to Rule on Media Access in High-Profile Murder Case

Utah Judge to Rule on Media Access in High-Profile Murder Case

A judge in Utah faces a crucial decision about the level of public and media access to an upcoming hearing in a high-profile murder case. Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, is at the forefront of this legal battle. The preliminary hearing, scheduled for July 6-10, will determine if prosecutors have sufficient evidence to...

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Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Fraudulent Asylum and Employment as Correctional Officer

Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Fraudulent Asylum and Employment as Correctional Officer

Federal officials disclosed on Sunday that immigration agents have arrested a suspected illegal immigrant in Portland, Indiana. The individual, Selah Dine Habib, allegedly entered the United States under a fraudulent asylum claim and later worked as a taxpayer-funded corrections officer. This information was provided by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to Fox News Digital....

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Calls for Judge Eleanor Ross’s Resignation Amid Scandal

Calls for Judge Eleanor Ross’s Resignation Amid Scandal

U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, Harmeet Dhillon, has filed a motion seeking the recusal of Atlanta U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross. The request follows Ross’s illegal attendance at a Democratic fundraiser for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. This action suggests a lack of impartiality on Ross’s part. Ross’s challenges extend further. Reports...