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A Tucson man has been charged by a criminal complaint for Making a False Statement to Law Enforcement during the investigation into the mass shooting.

Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) September 15, 2022 -- Morrison Foerster, a leading global law firm, is pleased to announce the arrival of Deborah (Deb) Connor as a

The next public hearings on the Capitol riot will focus on extremist groups who incited Jan. 6 violence and Trump's hours of inaction during the riot. Here's who you should know.

House Oversight and Reform Committee Republicans are investigating the head of a mine safety panel, but he says the GOP lawmakers have it backward.

TUCSON, Ariz. – Keith Allan Bee, 56, of San Tan Valley, Arizona, was sentenced yesterday by U.S. District Judge James A. Soto to six months in prison for

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SAN DIEGO – The United States took action in federal court today to protect and ultimately return more than $154 million in funds that were allegedly stolen from a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Sony Group Corporation and then seized by law enforcement during the FBI’s investigation of the theft. The United States filed a civil forfeiture complaint in the Southern District of California to protect Sony’s interest in the property, which an employee allegedly embezzled in May 2021 and converted t...

Greg Marshall is an attorney with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP represents companies and individuals defending government enforcement, white-collar criminal, and civil litigation matters.

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Randy Grossman, who previously served as second-in-command for San Diego’s top federal prosecutor, began his term today as Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California. Grossman fills the role of departing U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer, who was asked to submit his resignation last month as part of the transition to the Biden administration. Brewer had served as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California — which covers San Diego and Imperial coun...

Brewer called Grossman an outstanding prosecutor and leader with vast experience as a trial attorney. According to the U.S. Attorneys Office, Grossmans legal career began as a deputy district attorney with the San Diego County District Attorneys Office, where he tried more than 70 cases including homicides and other crimes of violence over the course of eight years. He then left the office to enter private practice at two international law firms. In March of last year, he began serving as an As...