Judiciary - Page 96

August 27

Illinois man accused of drugging girlfriend with abortion pills to cause miscarriage

An Illinois man was arrested after he allegedly drugged his pregnant girlfriend with abortion-inducing pills, causing her to lose her baby through a miscarriage, according to police.

August 26

Trump-appointed judge tosses DHS' lawsuit against Maryland federal bench over court's deportation policy

Trump-appointed Judge Thomas Cullen criticized the administration for filing a confrontational lawsuit against Maryland federal judges over immigration court procedures.

August 26

Federal judge rejects Milwaukee judge's immunity claim in ICE obstruction case

U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman denies immunity motion for Milwaukee judge accused of obstructing federal immigration enforcement in courthouse incident.

August 26

JONATHAN TURLEY: Trump's bold flag-burning crackdown sets up big fight down the road

The test of free speech principles is your willingness to defend speech you find offensive. For most of us, there are few acts more offensive than the burning of the American flag.

August 26

Trump signs executive order to ban flag burning

UC Berkeley Law professor John Yoo joins ‘America Reports’ to explains President Donald Trump’s executive order aiming to ban flag burning.

August 26

Death penalty could return in nation's capital under Trump’s DC crime crackdown

President Donald Trump announces plans to pursue death penalty in Washington for murder cases as part of his crime crackdown in the nation's capital.

August 25

Utah state senator on surge in threats: ‘We take them very seriously now’

Fox News Digital spoke to Utah State Sen. Stephanie Pitcher about the rise of violence against local and federal lawmakers.

August 25

Federal judge temporarily bars Abrego Garcia from deportation to Uganda

Judge Xinis blocked the Trump administration from removing Abrego Garcia to Uganda, for now — citing a lack of assurances from the country in question as to his legal status there.

August 25

Trump flag burning executive order could flip First Amendment on its head with new court

President Donald Trump's executive order cracking down on flag burning and desecration will likely land before the Supreme Court again following a 1989 ruling in Texas v. Johnson.

August 25

ICE arrests Abrego Garcia at Maryland check-in, lawyer says

A federal judge has previously blocked Abrego Garcia deportation as Trump officials plan a second removal, this time to East African nation Uganda.