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Grand jury again rejects DOJ case against Letitia James
A second grand jury refused to re-indict Letitia James, delivering another setback to the DOJ’s politically charged case tied to Trump’s push for prosecutions.
9th Circuit backs contempt ruling against Apple in Epic case
The 9th Circuit upheld Apple’s civil contempt for defying court orders on iPhone app payments but allowed a path to charge fair commissions on rival systems.
Judge orders Abrego Garcia freed during deportation fight
A federal judge orders Kilmar Abrego Garcia released from ICE custody as his legal challenge alleging wrongful detention and vindictive prosecution proceeds.
Wisconsin judge faces trial for allegedly aiding immigrant escape
Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan stands trial for allegedly helping a Mexican immigrant evade federal arrest, raising disputes over judicial immunity and protocol.
Lawsuit claims ChatGPT fueled delusions before fatal attack
The estate of a Connecticut woman sues OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging ChatGPT intensified her son’s delusions and contributed to a fatal wrongful death.
Supreme Court weighs IQ limits in death penalty disability case
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Alabama death row inmate Joseph Smith is intellectually disabled, debating how courts should handle borderline IQ cases.
Judge orders Trump to end National Guard deployment in Los Angeles
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop deploying California National Guard troops in Los Angeles, ruling the unauthorized activation violated federal law.
Supreme Court signals support for ending party spending limits
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority appears ready to strike federal limits on coordinated party spending, potentially reshaping campaign finance rules nationwide.
Defense challenges warrantless search in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case
Luigi Mangione seeks to suppress evidence in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, arguing police illegally searched his bag without a warrant.
Supreme Court lets Texas library book removals stand
The Supreme Court refused to hear a Texas book removal case, leaving a ruling that allows local officials to pull titles from public libraries without violating free speech.
Supreme Court signals limits on independence of federal agencies
The Supreme Court appears ready to expand presidential power over independent federal agencies, weighing whether Trump can fire board members without cause.
Habba resigns N.J. post after court rules appointment unlawful
Alina Habba resigned as U.S. attorney for New Jersey after an appeals court ruled she served unlawfully, sparking political backlash and DOJ leadership turmoil.
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