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Trumps legal team previously said theyre willing to take the E. Jean Carroll immunity defense claim to the Supreme Court.

A three-judge panel with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit appears highly skeptical of the arguments put forth by a lawyer for former President Donald Trump, who claimed that he could not be prosecuted for attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election because he was acting as president when he did so.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals released a new decision in the NYLAG v. Cardona et al. case that may have implications for the everchanging legal and regulatory environment of...

Classes of conduct alleged, many of which are obviously official conduct. meeting with the u.s. department of justice about who should be the cabinet level officer running that is at the -- >> you said many of which -- >> all of which. one exception because there iss one allegation about the ellipse speech. you look at others, president trumps tweets, the second circuit held it was based on overwhelming -- thats an official channel, twitter account during the presidency was an official channel o...

Hear someone say that when it has been assumed for so long that a former president is not above the law and its clear thats, of course, what the court will say here. >> lisa, you have been involved in this the whole time and like andrew, im curious after watching you all day, how this is crystalizing for you. for those of us who are not lawyers, there were some things that donald trumps teams said that were quite shocking. >> they were shocking and yet at the same time, they went down differentl...

Like several prominent families of the 18th and 19th centuries, the John Adam’s family has a long and deep connection to Utica.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to review a Second Circuit ruling upholding the dismissal, for lack of personal jurisdiction, of UPS' indemnification fight against Taiwanese airline EVA Airways after an AIG unit had sued UPS over damaged vitamin pallets the airline was contracted to transport.

Doth Swift, the biggest star since Elvis, protest too much?

"(T)he stakes could not be higher" in case involving free speech, the NRA and New York government officials, Missouri AG Andrew Bailey writes.

The CFPB recently filed two amicus briefs, one in a First Circuit case involving the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the other, which was filed jointly with the Federal...