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See the delicate balance as security teams deal with a larger, longer, more trekdriven super bowl weekend. But we begin this morning with todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. The original statement from the white house in all of this described the temporary restraining order coming out of Washington State as, quote, outrageous. The white house vows to fight after a federal judge blocks trumps travel ban. Judge robarts decision Effective Immediately puts a halt to President Trumps unconst...

Security teams deal with a larger, longer, more trekdriven super bowl weekend. But we begin this morning with todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. The original statement from the white house in all of this describeed th temporary restraining order coming out of Washington State as, quote, outrageous. The white house vows to fight after a federal judge blocks trumps travel ban. Judge robarts decision Effective Immediately puts a halt to President Trumps unconstitutional and unlawful execu...

The judge were to begin this trial that quickly. >> whats her play here, do you imagine here, lisa? i can almost hear the collective panicking thats going on or at least the getting ready of filings by defense attorneys saying this cant happen. >> reporter: well, you know, chris, in addition to their saying this cant happen, we also have a question of where this case is going to be tried in the first place. vaughn was talking about sort of the different interests among defendants about timing, b...

A federal judge and a retired professor at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law alumni will be honored this summer with awards for their distinguished legal service.

Attorneys for Jeff Pelley filed briefs on the heels of hearings in March that Pelley hopes will pave the way toward a new trial.

Pelley was sentenced to 160 years in prison for the murder of four family members. Now his legal team hopes the evidence gets heard by a different jury.

HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.

HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.

HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.

HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation.