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Unhappy with the number of potential black jurors called to his court last week, Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Olu Stevens halted a drug trial and dismissed the entire jury panel, asking for a new group to be sent up.
A state judge has ruled that a Facebook post by Liberty Common School amounts to an illegal campaign contribution to a Thompson School District board candidate.
Key Ron and Rand Paul advisor acquitted in Iowa corruption trial
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is set to testify on Thursday at 10:00 a.m. ET before the House Select Committee on Benghazi about the 2012 attack by Islamic militants on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Libya.
Last February, Michigan teen Deven Guilford flashed his high-beams at Eaton County Sheriff's Sgt. Jonathan Frost, which ended up costing him his life.
Former attorney general Eric Holder was the honored guest at a Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press reception on Wednesday (leading investigative reporter Murray Waas to reasonably wonder: How's that again?).
Copying and digitizing millions of books did not violate copyright law
Nobody looks forward to hiring a lawyer. Seeking help with legal issues is normally the rational response to some unfortunate event in a person's life.
Marc Victor talks about the I-10 shooter saying he has an alibi for where he was during a shooting. Could this defense get him out of police custody?
On April 30, Tesla's Elon Musk took the stage in California to introduce the company's Powerwall battery energy-storage system, which he hopes will revolutionize the dormant market for household and utility-scale batteries.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a case challenging the state of New York's public school vaccination requirement, which requires all children to be vaccinated prior to attendance at public school.
Claims against Saudi Arabia for its role in the 9/11 attacks have been dismissed.
You always know you're venturing into interesting territory when you arouse defenses like "Because!," "You're an idiot," or "Everyone knows…"
In another devastating blow to freedom, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that police don't need a warrant to search your property. As long as two occupants disagree about allowing officers to enter, and the resident who refuses access is then arrest
Point to Graymail & Blackmail Tactics by Hastert's Legal Team
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A 17-year-old male Manassas City, Virginia teen is facing two felony charges for creating and distributing child pornography after he was caught sexting with his 15-year-old girlfriend.
A French court upheld on Thursday a 2012 ruling in which Monsanto was found guilty of chemical poisoning of a French farmer, who says he suffered neurological problems after inhaling the U.S. company's Lasso weedkiller.
Tom Brady has scored another big, resounding win -- this time, over the NFL
America's descent into totalitarian violence is accelerating. Like the Bush regime, the Obama regime has a penchant for rewarding Justice (sic) Department officials who trample all over the US Constitution.
Yesterday, a federal judge in San Francisco granted class action status to a lawsuit brought against Uber by three of its drivers.
"Threatening me with ruinous fines even though I've done nothing wrong is extortionate"
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's new GMO-free menu claims have lured diners and boosted the burrito chain's stock price, but it has some consumers crying foul.
And Has The Supreme Court Ruling To Prove It!
When Mario Meza-Rodriguez was five years old, his parents brought him into the United States illegally.
A federal judge in North Dakota acted late on Thursday to block the Obama administration's controversial water pollution rule, hours before it was due to take effect.
Judge's order also reveals fears of protest after Dexter Lewis death penalty decision
The decision gives many residents of the troubled Missouri city a fresh start, just days before a court reform law is to take effect.
America's First Black President is a traitor to his race and also to justice.
A woman arrested in Fort Lauderdale caused quite the scene in bond court on Thursday as she had to get something off her chest.
