On Wednesday, a federal judge found the January 6 Capitol Riot defendant (who claimed that police permitted him to enter Capitol during the riot) not […]
New Mexico Man becomes first January 6 defendant to be released. Matthew Martin—who faced four federal charges as a result of entering the U.S. Capitol […]
Start at People v. AraujoCalifornia Court of Appeal, Justice Anthony Kline and Justices James Richman joined Justice Therese Stear in deciding Tuesday that the matter […]
Federal prosecutors on Monday, in what is described as a “rare mistake,” admitted to violating the legal rights of a Capitol riot defendant and asked […]
A judge on Monday admonished the Justice Department for their handling of Capitol riot cases, suggesting the sheer size and scope of the investigation led […]
IPSOS MMA, Inc. v. DoeDecreed Jan. 25, but posted just on Westlaw), plaintiff (a marketing analytics firm) sued an ex employee for alleged trade secrets […]
Chalmers, for J.C.The case, which was decided by Magistrate Judge Reid Neureiter of D. Colo yesterday, concerned a suit alleging sexual abuse perpetrated by the […]
One Virginia judge removed portraits of his judges from his courtroom last year. He argued that these portraits were of white men. These portraits might […]
Hoang Vinh Pham made a batch of noodles while on a Montana 2017 visit. Then, he noticed something different: a cop van stuffed full of […]
