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U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, the Florida judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's trial over his alleged mishandling of classified documents, made two errors, including depriving a defendant of his Sixth Amendment rights, during a recent trial in June, legal experts say.

Judge Chutkan is not likely to change the trials venue, although an appeals court may feel differently.  Nevertheless, the lefts sanguinity about rabidly partisan

Cannon forgot to swear in prospective jurors and violated a defendant's Sixth Amendment rights, Reuters reports

A lawsuit against San Francisco Superior Court over its routine failure to uphold defendants’ right to a speedy trial is now in the hands of California’s Supreme Court. San Francisco has more than 1,100 cases past statutory time limits, and 115 of those defendants are languishing in jail without a conviction.

C-Murder has been fighting for his freedom for years, and Kim Kardashian has now revealed that new law in Louisiana could potentially free the rapper.

Kim posted a breakdown on social media of a new Louisiana law, Section 926.2, which allows people to submit new factual evidence to prove their innocence and more specifically raise a post-conviction claim of factual innocence.

One of the loudest voices lobbying for C Murder is Kim Kardashian. She called his imprisonment a “miscarriage of justice.”

Kim Kardashian is advocating for a Louisiana inmate to have his day in court. She said Master P's brother Corey Miller, also known as C-Murder, has been in prison for 21 years for a deadly 2002 shooting that he didn't commit.

Democratic Rep. Nancy Pelosi claimed Friday that former President Donald Trump looked like “a scared puppy” after he was arraigned Thursday.

Former Attorney General William Barr claimed Wednesday that the charges against former President Donald Trump were “not an abuse.”