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Trump, gun owners and Jan. 6 rioters: Tough-on-crime Justice Alito displays empathy for some criminal defendants

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For a second time, Sen. Bob Menendez faces a corruption trial. This time, it involves gold bars

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MI Supreme Court allows “indirect retaliation” workplace lawsuit

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Philadelphia jury awards former mechanic $725.5M in Exxon Mobil case — Philadelphia Inquirer

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Trump-appointed judge halts Biden administration credit card late fee cap

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Giuliani sued yet again by election workers he slandered in new lawsuit seeking injunction

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Federal complaint: Trump PAC and GOP firm violated federal law to settle pregnancy lawsuit

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Prosecutors unearth Trump tweet from 2018 that contradicts the core of defense’s argument

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Injunctive relief to permanently bar Giuliani from campaign against Georgia Poll Workers (5/10/24)

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Founder of Trump Defense Firm, Jeremy Schulman of Schulman Bhattacharya, LLC, Indicted by Department of Justice for Using Forged Documents 

Washington AG looking into clergy abuse says Seattle Archdiocese won't cooperate 

Mar-a-Lago judge directs government and defense to make redactions and recommendations for releasing tranche of ‘grand jury materials’ and long-secret Trump motions

Paul Pelosi attacker could go away for 40 years — on enhanced charges of terrorism

Trump May Owe $100 Million From Double-Dip Tax Breaks, Audit Shows

Justice Clarence Thomas calls criticism of him ‘nastiness’ and ‘lies’

Twitter can’t invent its own copyright law, judge says

Stormy Daniels Aside, Trump Is Basically Winning His Legal Battles

Justice Clarence Thomas decries Washington as ‘hideous’ and pushes back on ‘nastiness’ of critics | CNN Politics

US Supreme Court upholds civil forfeiture without immediate hearing

Tyler Boebert still hasn't gotten a lawyer for his theft case: 'I've gotten a lot closer on working things out'

NY v. Trump (2016 Hush Money Election Interference or Tax Fraud) - Trial Transcript (pdf) - Day 14 (May 9) - The End of the Storm(y)

Inside the unusually aggressive Arizona grand jury that indicted Trump’s allies

Michael Cohen on the Trump Trial: Prepare To Be Surprised - POLITICO

Trump Campaign Hid Settlements With Women, New Complaint Says | A sex discrimination lawsuit against Donald Trump’s campaign has triggered new accusations that Trump’s lawyers have intentionally covered up settlement payments to women in violation of federal law.

‘It shouldn’t be the wild west’: Wisconsin lacks clear system for tracking police caught lying. Prosecutors across the country maintain ‘Brady lists’ of officers with a credibility problem. But there’s little guidance on maintaining the lists, which in Wisconsin contain at least 360 names. 

Prosecutors Reveal to Court Alleged Hush Money Deal to Trump Crony, Allen Weisselberg

Maryellen Noreika just denied all of Hunter Biden's discovery requests, INCLUDING a request that prosecutors use Bates stamps for where they're getting stuff from the laptop. 

The Trump Docket: Mar-a-Lago judge puts Jack Smith on the ropes with hearing schedule as ex-president receives reprieve

Judge floats possibility of bringing Allen Weisselberg into court.
The idea prompted concern among Trump's defense team.

Trump Hush-Money Payment Revealed in Bank Records

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