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Judge goes beyond prosecutors' request with sentence for Jan. 6 couple - Vimarsana News

Judge goes beyond prosecutors' request with sentence for Jan. 6 couple

A U.S. district judge on Wednesday issued a sentence against a couple who took part in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot that went beyond what prosecutors recommended, giving them jail time.

Florida Capitol rioter faces 63 month sentence - the longest handed down yet - Vimarsana News

Florida Capitol rioter faces 63 month sentence - the longest handed down yet

Robert Scott Palmer, 54, of Largo, pleaded guilty to assault charges in October for his role in the coup.  His official sentencing hearing is scheduled for Friday, December 17.

Man who shot at Utica police officer sentenced to 40 years to life in prison - Vimarsana News

Man who shot at Utica police officer sentenced to 40 years to life in prison

A man convicted of attempted murder after shooting at a Utica police officer seven times was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison Monday.

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Tucker: What is the point of having a government? - Vimarsana News

Tucker: What is the point of having a government?

Tucker Carlson welcomed guests Lisa Keim, Robert Bartholomew, Cathy Scheller, Stu Scheller, Sr. and Walter Kirn

Carlson: January 6 Protester Sentencing 'Unequal Justice by Any Measure' -- 'Contradicts the Central Principle of Our Legal System' - Vimarsana News

Carlson: January 6 Protester Sentencing 'Unequal Justice by Any Measure' -- 'Contradicts the Central Principle of Our Legal System'

Friday, FNC host Tucker Carlson commented his view that some of the punishment doled out to some of the January 6 U.S. Capitol protesters was "unequal" and that in some cases, prosecutors were using their opinions on COVID-19, vaccines and other personal information not relevant to the January 6 event in the court trials. | Clips