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The Democrats target Trump with more indictments, while the Republicans threaten Biden with impeachment hearings. And all this while both sides are gearing up for campaign 2024, not just for the White House, but for control of both chambers of Congress. I

View the The Philadelphia Tribune for Sunday, August 6, 2023

St. Louis attorney plays major role in forcing new national standards that should cut public defender workloads.

The other day Cam had us popping the bubbly and clicking our heels over victories in Hawaii. Unfortunately with victories there’s also subversion. The celebration of Honolulu police chief issuing more...

ST. LOUIS — Stephen Hanlon tells a story about a cocktail napkin. Its the early 1970s and a bunch of white, middle-aged lawyers are meeting in a bar in San

Donald Trump joked he would win the 2024 election if he was hit with “one more indictment” during a speech before a dinner held by the Alabama Republican Party.

WASHINGTON - The judge in former US President Donald Trump's upcoming trial over his handling of classified documents made two errors in a June trial, including one that potentially violated the defendant's constitutional rights and could have invalidated the proceedings, according to legal experts and a court transcript. Florida-based US District Judge Aileen Cannon closed jury selection for the trial...

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said the prosecution of former President Donald Trump over contesting the 2020 election “looks like banana republic land.”

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said Friday the prosecution of former President Donald Trump over contesting the 2020 election “looks...

Philadelphia prisons are filled with inmates who are staying much longer than intended, about four to seven years longer than the prison system was designed for, according to Philadelphia Department