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Judge Says Prince Harry Can Sue UK Govt Over Security Plan
A judge has ruled that Prince Harry can take the British government to court over his security arrangements when he visits the U.K.
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Mother of Daunte Wright Speaks to Judge Before Sentencing of Kim Potter
Former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter was sentenced to two years in prison for first- and second-degree manslaughter in the death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright. Potter says that she mistook her gun for her taser and shot Wright at a traffic stop in April last year.
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Justice Department Urges Judge to Halt Texas Abortion Law
A federal judge is deciding whether to block the nation’s most restrictive abortion law, which has banned most abortions in Texas since early September and sent women racing hundreds of miles to get care outside the state
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Maryland Judge About to Be Arrested by FBI, Kills Himself, Officials Say
A Maryland Eastern Shore judge who was about to be arrested at his home on federal charges of sexual exploitation of a child was found dead Friday, officials said.
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U.S. Marshals Service Lacks Resources to Protect Federal Judges Even as Threats Surge 81%, Report Says
A DOJ watchdog says threats to federal judges and prosecutors have skyrocketed even as the U.S. Marshals Service faces budget and staff shortfalls.
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Dallas County In-Person Jury Trials to Resume With Modifications
In-person jury trials will resume June 1 but there will be modification from the old way of conducting court prior to the pandemic.
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Dallas County In-Person Jury Trials to Resume With Modifications
In-person jury trials will resume June 1 in Dallas County but there will be modifications from the old way of conducting court prior to the pandemic.
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Trailblazing Former San Diego Judges Reflect
NBC 7’s Jacke Crea had a chat with two retired Black judges who had to fight through racism and discrimination on their way to becoming trailblazers in their profession.
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Montana Judge Blocks Actions by Trump's Former Land Boss
A Montana judge blocked three land-use plans that would have opened most U.S.-owned lands in the state to energy development
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NY Judge: Postal Service Must Process Election Mail in a Timely Manner
The U.S. Postal Service must live up to its responsibilities to timely process election mail by treating it as a priority, a New York judge ordered on Monday, adding that the agency’s workers should be permitted to make extra deliveries and work overtime near the November presidential election.
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Judge Declines to Order Release of Detained Migrant Families
A federal judge on Wednesday declined to order the release of roughly 300 migrant parents and children held in U.S. family detention centers despite what he called immigration authorities’ “shortcomings” in controlling the coronavirus.
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Ex-Hubby of ‘Real Housewives of NJ' Star Hired Mobster to Assault Her Boyfriend, Feds Allege
“Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Dina Manzo’s ex-husband and an alleged member of an organized crime family were charged by federal prosecutors Tuesday with conspiring to assault Manzo’s then-boyfriend in an incident in 2015. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Jersey said Thomas Manzo and John Perna faces multiple charges over the assault on her now-husband, David Cantin...
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Judge: US Must Free Migrant Children From Family Detention
A federal judge has ordered the release of children held with their parents in U.S. immigration jails and denounced the Trump administration’s prolonged detention of families during the coronavirus pandemic
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Judge Sets June 4 Hearing for Suspects in Arbery Slaying
A Georgia judge has scheduled a court hearing next week for three men charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery
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Tarrant County Judge Answers Questions Concerning Testing
Tarrant County is reporting that two of its COVID-19 cases have now recovered. Testing has increased to find additional cases. NBC 5 Health reporter Bianca Castro talked to Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley about testing.
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Judge Rules Head of Immigration Agency Was Unlawfully Named
A federal judge has ruled that Ken Cuccinelli was unlawfully appointed to lead the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency and therefore lacks authority to give asylum seekers less time to prepare for initial screening interviews
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Judge Grants Cook Children's Request for New Judge in Baby Tinslee Case
A Tarrant County judge granted a motion Wednesday from Cook Children’s Medical Center to recuse Judge Alex Kim from presiding over the case of whether a 9-month-old baby should be removed from life support.
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Judge Grants Cook Children's Request for New Judge in Baby Tinslee Case
A Tarrant County judge granted a motion Wednesday from Cook Children’s Medical Center to recuse Judge Alex Kim from presiding over the case of whether a 9-month-old baby should be removed from life support.
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Texas Judge Warned for Refusing to Perform Same-Sex Weddings
The Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct issued a public warning to McLennan County Justice of the Peace Dianna Hensley who refuses to perform same-sex marriages but continues to perform them for opposite-sex couples.
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‘Disaster Declaration' Following Dallas Tornado in Doubt
Millions of dollars in federal disaster relief following Dallas’ October tornado is now in limbo.