Trump Administration on the Clock To Revive Prosecutions of Letitia James and James Comey
The Department of Justice will argue to the Fourth United States Appeals Circuit that the charges ought to be reinstated.
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Mr. Hoffman is an associate editor of the Sun, where he covers politics and culture. He holds a PhD from Harvard and a law degree from Stanford.
The Department of Justice will argue to the Fourth United States Appeals Circuit that the charges ought to be reinstated.
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Veteran appellate litigator Jeff Fisher insists that his client deserves a new trial despite ‘public hysteria.’
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A judge orders New York’s attorney general to detail her ‘preservation practices’ for evidence collected in the case.
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A law from 1829 ordains that no Catholic is to ‘advise the Crown in the appointment to offices in the established church.’
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Even if the erstwhile aide-de-camp takes back his testimony, the guilty verdicts against the 47th president could stand.
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The former president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi, will learn his fate on September 16 at the Hague.
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The Cycladic Museum at Athens exhibits a new show dedicated to the convergence between Pop and the Paleolithic.
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The former FBI director claims that the ‘government’s attempt to prosecute an incitement case through a threats indictment violates settled law.’
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‘Reverse Megxit’ will not change the status of the Sussexes, who come back as ‘private citizens’ rather than as representatives of the Crown.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls himself ‘profoundly shocked’ by the results at Saxony-Anhalt, which were cheered by Moscow.
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The party, shunned by the rest of Germany’s political system, is eyeing capture of a struggling state in the country’s east.
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The chief justice has for years taken the lead in discerning the prerogatives granted to the president by the Constitution.
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