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A contrary -- to affirm? i dont think anyone expects a really sweeping immunity claim to go forward. around the same time, theyll be hearing the obstruction claim that jack smith has raised. whether or not president trump can be charged with obstruction of congress in connection with january 6th, and balancing those cases at the same time as colorado will put them at the center of the election. >> for colorado, would you be surprised if it was a 9-0, overturning the colorado case? >> thats what ...

Lewisburg, Pa. — A man who police believe is from New York refused to give them his drivers license or identification during a stop for a traffic violation in Lewisburg.

House Republicans are investigating whether President Joe Biden "engaged in a conspiracy to obstruct" their investigation into allegations of Biden family corruption.On Dec. 13, Hunter Biden defied Congress and refused to testify at a deposition for which he had been legally subpoenaed. Instead, he ...

A retired New York State Police sergeant who was convicted of obstruction after tipping off the owners of an illegal online sports betting ring in Rochester that was under investigation

A Blair man was arrested after a 17-hour standoff with Nebraska State troopers near West Point on Friday.

The White House may have accidentally given House Republicans another avenue of investigation in the formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.On Wednesday, Hunter Biden defied a congressional subpoena, opening himself up to additional criminal prosecution. When asked about the first son's...

High court to consider whether obstruction statute is too broad to be used in connection with January 6 attack

The Supreme Court indicated Wednesday it will take up a challenge to an obstruction law used against scores of Jan. 6 rioters — and former President Trump — this term. Joseph Fischer, a former police officer accused of being a Jan. 6 rioter, petitioned the high court to eliminate one of the several counts he…

The case calls into question prosecutors’ handling of an Enron-era obstruction law to punish those who stormed Congress.

The Supreme Court said Wednesday that it will consider whether part of a federal obstruction law can be used to prosecute some of the rioters involved in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.