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Alex Harkrider Alex Harkrider, 34, is seeking to have an ankle monitor removed as part of his bond conditions. Harkriders attorney filed a motion for the change in June with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, saying the $110 a month cost was a "financial, emotional and physical hardship" for Harkrider. But a response submitted by Acting U.S. Attorney Channing Phillips and written by Assistant U.S. Attorney Brittany Keil and Trial Attorney Danielle Rosborough, prosecutors said...

Published June 14. 2021 7:02PM  Spencer S. Hsu, The Washington Post A Northern Virginia couple on Monday became the first defendants to plead guilty only to misdemeanor charges in the Capitol riots, agreeing to accept a federal criminal conviction, pay $500 in restitution and let a judge decide the possibility of prison time. The plea deal entered by Joshua Bustle, 35, and Jessica Bustle, 36, could set a model for about 200 first-time offenders charged only with misdemeanors in connection to J...

The agreement settles the claims of 39,003 individual beneficiaries against the United States for mismanagement of the Pembina Judgment Fund.

A settlement in a lawsuit some 150 years in the making was settled Thursday, providing $59 million to individual Native American litigants and tribes

News Release U.S. Department of the Interior Yesterday, Judge Thomas F. Hogan of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia finalized

Filed in 1989, the class-action case led to wholesale changes in child-protective services.

A judge upheld the pretrial detention of the men accused of using bear spray against police, helping rioters get past barricades.

Pa. man who participated in Capitol riot will likely face additional charges: Prosecutor Updated May 07, 2021; Posted May 07, 2021 FILE - In this Jan. 6. 2021, file photo, people storm the Capitol in Washington. A blistering internal report by the U.S. Capitol Police describes a multitude of missteps that left the force unprepared for the Jan. 6 insurrection — riot shields that shattered upon impact, expired weapons that couldn’t be used, inadequate training and an intelligence division t...

CARTHAGE, Texas - A Carthage man held on charges for participation in the U.S. Capitol insurrection has been released ahead of his trial, court records show. Judge Thomas F. Hogan ordered Monday that Alex Kirk Harkrider, 34, of Carthage, will be released on electronic monitoring pending trial. No such order was granted to Ryan Nichols, a Longview man charged alongside Harkrider, during an arraignment hearing for both men Monday afternoon. Harkrider and Nichols were held in federal custody await...

Carthage man accused in US Capitol riots to be on pretrial release Alex Kirk Harkrider, 34, of Carthage, will be released on electronic monitoring pending trial. No such order was granted for Ryan Nichols, 30, of Longview. Author: Longview News-Journal Updated: 7:25 AM CDT April 28, 2021 GREGG COUNTY, Texas — A federal judge has granted pretrial release for an East Texas man held on charges related to the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol. Judge Thomas F. Hog...