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The ruling class will make Trump pay for appointing conservatives to the Supreme Court by denying him the presidency and incarcerating him.

The Republican front-runner is facing a growing tangle of criminal and civil trials that will overlap with next year’s presidential primaries.

Case backlog shrinking, still looms large[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] News San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

WASHINGTON — As former President Donald Trump campaigns for the White House while multiple criminal prosecutions against him play out, at least one thing is clear: Under the laws of physics, he cannot be in two places at once. Generally, criminal defendants must be present in the courtroom during their trials. Not only will that force Trump to step away from the campaign trail, possibly for weeks at a time, but the judges overseeing his trials must also jostle for position in sequencing d...

A judge denied James Snyders request to have his case reheard before the full court. He will likely be required to begin his 21-month prison sentence Oct. 16.

On Friday, July 14, a Washington, DC jury acquitted Nizar Trabelsi (“Trabelsi” or “Defendant”), a Tunisian man and former professional soccer player in Germany, of all the charges he...

By ShipWreckedCrew: This story is almost comical to me, and I suspect it’s comical to many other experienced federal criminal trial practitioners. The media and left-wing legal pundits playing for more social media attention seem to think the issue of when a trial date will be set is an early test o

"Urges India to take Leadership to Resolve the Tamil National Question by Holding an Internationally Sponsored Referendum Led by India"

Maine's public defense agency puts out an urgent call for help after the loss of another public defender.

The Supreme Court profoundly misunderstood and misapplied free speech protections in its recent decision on Counterman v. Colorado, and it has made life more unsafe for victims of stalking everywhere.