THE mother and father of Brian Laundrie have turned on their longtime lawyer saying he is aware of an excessive amount of about Gabby Petito’s case to be concerned within the Petito household’s lawsuit.
Gabby’s mother and father, Joe Petito and Nichole Schmidt, are suing Brian’s mother and father for “intentional infliction of emotional misery,” after the homicide of their daughter.
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It’s the question in Payton Gendron’s federal case that has everyone wondering:
Will the US attorney general seek the death penalty for the Buffalo mass shooter who killed 10 people and wounded three others at a Tops grocery store on May 14, 2022?
Deliberations on whether to seek the death penalty in the case of the Buffalo mass shooter are being held at the highest levels of the Justice Department, both locally and in Washington.
But, according to the judge handling pretrial matters in the case, it’s not a question that should keep everyone waiting.
So US Magistrate Judge
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A Manhattan lawyer accused of a string of sexual assaults was ordered to pay an additional $50,000 bail on new charges in Boston Thursday — as he left court with his devoted fiancée.
Matthew Nilo, 35, of New Jersey, was ordered to pay the additional $50,000 for the new charges stemming from five alleged attacks on four women in the North End between 2007 and 2008. The accused serial rapist already posted $500,000 cash bail at his previous arrangement
The disgraced lawyer will remain free on bail and is allowed to return home to New Jersey, but will still have
Donald Trump’s lawyers asked a federal judge for an indefinite delay in his trial on charges related to his handling of classified documents after leaving the White House, arguing he couldn’t get a fair trial ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
US District Judge Aileen Cannon initially set an Aug. 14 trial dates. Justice Department attorneys proposed a delay to Dec. 11 because Trump’s lawyers need to get security clearances before they can study all the documents at stake in the case.
But Trump’s lawyers, led by Christopher Kise, argued the evidence at stake is already voluminous, with more on
Protesters outside the Llano County, Texas, sheriff’s office in April. County officials are embroiled in a lawsuit over materials pulled from county libraries. Photo by Sergio Flores for The Texas Tribune
June 19 (UPI) —
For decades, public libraries across the country — and their staff — have operated under a modern understanding of court rulings that say books and other materials cannot be removed simply because government officials do not like the ideas they contain.
But as the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals considers a case of over library books in Llano County, Texas, allegedly plucked from shelves
