Judiciary - Page 61

November 21

John Bolton’s trial still far off as judge grills DOJ over lengthy discovery process

Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, was indicted last month for allegedly emailing and texting classified information.

November 21

Pro-life influencer attacked in NYC files lawsuit after DA Alvin Bragg drops case

Following her viral video assault, conservative activist Savannah Craven Antao sued her attacker after the Manhattan DA dismissed criminal charges.

November 20

Missouri attorney general takes new legal aim at mail-order abortion pills over safety concerns

Missouri attorney general sues FDA over generic mifepristone approval, alleging safety concerns and hospital complications from mail-order abortion pills.

November 20

Fate of Abrego Garcia hangs in the balance as judge grills DOJ on removal order

U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis ripped the Trump administration Thursday for its "empty word salad" in a migrant deportation battle, adding she would "love to see the evidence."

November 20

State attorney general involved in SCOTUS trans athlete case responds as 130 Dems back males in women's sports

West Virginia Attorney General John McCuskey responded to 130 congressional Democrats supporting trans athlete Becky Pepper-Jackson in a Supreme Court sports case.

November 20

130 Democrats urge Supreme Court to back transgender athletes

'Outnumbered' panelists discuss Americans' opinions on whether transgender athletes should be allowed to compete in women's sports as Democrats are urging the U.S. Supreme Court 

November 20

Reagan-appointed judge torches colleagues in Texas map fight, calls ruling ‘fiction,’ ‘judicial activism’

Circuit Court Judge Jerry Smith wrote a fiery 104-page dissent attacking colleague Judge Jeffrey Brown's decision to block Texas redistricting maps.

November 20

'Save Women's Sports' legal defense responds after 130 congressional Dems back trans athletes in SCOTUS battle

The legal team helping to protect women's and girls' sports fired back after 130 congressional Democrats affirmed their support for a trans athlete.

November 20

Federal judge allows Texas AG to challenge Harris County bail reforms: ‘Unleashing criminals’

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wins court approval to intervene in a Harris County bail reform lawsuit, vowing to do "everything in my power" to reverse the policy.

November 20

Appeals court blocks order limiting immigration agents' use of force in Chicago

A federal appeals court temporarily halted an order restricting immigration agents' use of force in the Chicago area, calling the ruling "too prescriptive."