The New York Supreme Court on Thursday rejected former President Donald Trump’s effort to overturn a gag order imposed by a lower court judge in the state’s civil fraud trial against him... Read more »
Federal prosecutors say they plan to retry former Louisville Metro Police Detective Brett Hankison for violating the civil rights of Breonna Taylor and four others during the March 2020 police raid that... Read more »
New York Judge Arthur Engoron on Friday declined to sign a mistrial motion filed by former US President Donald Trump in a civil fraud case against the Trump family and Trump Organization,... Read more »
The NYPD has more than tripled its use of drones in the last year, most recently deploying them 13 different times to monitor public protests last month, Bahar Ostadan reports for Gothamist.... Read more »
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Wednesday that they have opened a civil pattern or practice investigation into the City of Lexington’s police department (LPD) that will focus on the LPD’s... Read more »
Former US President Donald Trump took the witness stand on Monday in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ civil fraud trial against the Trumps. Trump refuted the state’s claims that his business... Read more »
New York Judge Arthur Engoron imposed a $5,000 fine on former President Donald Trump Friday for violating a partial gag order. Engoron imposed the fine after Trump failed to remove a social... Read more »
Paid Your Loans For 20 Years Already?: This group thinks that’s not enough. Wait, The 5th Circuit Did Something Right?: Take that, Texas! Nice While It Lasted: Survey says 25% of associates... Read more »
On Monday opening statements began in the civil bench trial of the State of New York vs. Donald Trump, et al over-inflated assets in fraudulent statements. Judge Arthur Engoron recently ruled for... Read more »
(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) Last night, a New York appeals court dealt Donald Trump another blow, refusing to stay next week’s trial in the civil fraud case brought by Attorney General... Read more »