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US Capitol Riot Dilemma: Which Rioters Should Stay Behind Bars Before Trial? FOLLOW US ON: Not all the Capitol rioters are riotous enough to stay in jail. But the question of which ones are has become one of the thorniest issues for courts to decide, more than two weeks after a pro-Donald Trump mob attacked the US Capitol. Four times so far, judges across the country have disagreed with the Justice Department's attempt to keep locked up alleged rioters who breached the Capitol on January 6. The latest ruling came Friday night in Tennessee, where a judge decided to release a man who's become k...

Federal judge blocks release of Tennessee man in Capitol riot Updated Jan 24, 2021; NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A federal judge on Sunday blocked the release of a Tennessee man who authorities say carried flexible plastic handcuffs during the riot at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month. U.S. District Judge Beryl A. Howell for the District of Columbia set aside an order by a judge in Tennessee concerning the release of Eric Munchel of Nashville. Howell stayed the lower court’s order pending a review. After testimony at a detention hearing, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Frensley for the Middle Dist...

Capitol riot dilemma: Which rioters should stay behind bars before trial? CNN 1/23/2021 By Katelyn Polantz, CNN © Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images Trump supporters gather on the US Capitol Building on January 06, 2021 in Washington, DC. Not all the Capitol rioters are riotous enough to stay in jail. But the question of which ones are has become one of the thorniest issues for courts to decide, more than two weeks after a pro-Donald Trump mob attacked the US Capitol. Four times so far, judges across the country have disagreed with the Justice Department's attempt to keep locke...

Jan 23, 2021 7:02 AM There have been dozens of MLB players that have worn the number 44. Great players…Hall of Famers…not so great players…and absolute stiffs.But for me, and those of my generation the #44 will always be associated first with Henry Aaron. Aaron died this week and another piece of my childhood died with him. One of my first vivid memories is of being in the backyard of my house on Turner St and trying to hit whiffle balls over the roof…like Aaron and Matthews and Carty and the other Brave greats that I could hear on the transistor radio. Described by Earl G...

The F.B.I.’s most challenging work, legal scholars say, may have only just begun.