The appointment fills an empty spot on the seven-member court left by the departure of Justice Melissa Hart, who retired Jan. 5 after taking a months-long personal leave that began in late October.
New Jersey’s acting attorney general won't ask the state Supreme Court to review the dismissal of racketeering charges ...
The White House’s nominee for U.S. attorney of Nevada is a longtime Las Vegas defense attorney and state official with ties ...
A federal judge required ICE to allow reasonable time for detainees at the Whipple detention center in Minneapolis to access legal counsel.
Flanked by federal agents and local police last August, U.S. Attorney Peter McNeilly faced a bank of cameras and minced no ...
Kurt Olsen spread false claims about President Donald Trump's 2020 loss for years. Critics are asking why he's now in charge ...
The administration is approaching pardons in a “chaotic” and seemingly deliberately opaque manner, leading to a number of ...
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Meet the 26-Year-Old Ex-Receptionist Overseeing Trump’s Ballroom
President Donald Trump was so desperate to stack the commission overseeing the construction of his ballroom with allies, that he tapped his 26-year-old assistant to serve as its newest member—even ...
Families are still waiting to hear if the two health-care aides first accused of abusing residents at a Winnipeg nursing home ...
A bill intended to limit punitive damages in medical malpractice cases ran into serious problems Monday when senators introduced 11 amendments with more expected on Tuesday.
Siam Legal International, a Bangkok-based law firm specializing in international legal services, highlights the critical ...
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