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Jack Smith Wins Again on 'Secrecy' – a Key to His Strategy To Convict Trump in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case - Vimarsana News

Jack Smith Wins Again on 'Secrecy' – a Key to His Strategy To Convict Trump in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case

The special counsel scores another win with respect to redactions, but the right to a ‘public’ trial does not belong to him.

Source: nysun.com
Bryan Kohberger lawyer drops bombshell claim against key prosecution evidence - Vimarsana News

Bryan Kohberger lawyer drops bombshell claim against key prosecution evidence

Bryan Kohberger's defense team wants to air out the evidentiary grievances in an open hearing that prosecutors say should happen behind closed doors.

Bryan Kohberger lawyer drops bombshell claim against key prosecution evidence: 'They've withheld the audio' - Vimarsana News

Bryan Kohberger lawyer drops bombshell claim against key prosecution evidence: 'They've withheld the audio'

Bryan Kohberger's defense team wants to air out the evidentiary grievances in an open hearing that prosecutors say should happen behind closed doors.

Source: yahoo.com
Tiffany Haddish Georgia DUI Arrest: Prosecutors Demand 911 Call Be Entered into Evidence in Upcoming Trial - Vimarsana News

Tiffany Haddish Georgia DUI Arrest: Prosecutors Demand 911 Call Be Entered into Evidence in Upcoming Trial

The comedian argues the officers conducted an 'unlawful search' and is fighting the charges.

State wants no mention of Odinists, third-party involvement at Delphi trial - Vimarsana News

State wants no mention of Odinists, third-party involvement at Delphi trial

DELPHI — When the jury trial against Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen kicks off in a couple weeks, the prosecution hopes several words will be struck from use by the