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Afroman Wins in Court: Hip-Hop, Free Speech, and a Viral Comeback
In a case that felt more like a hip-hop storyline than a courtroom drama, Afroman has officially secured a major legal victory against a group of Ohio deputies who sued him over his music, videos, and public commentary. What started as a controversial police raid turned into a viral moment, a string of diss tracks, and ultimately, a legal battle centered on one core issue: can an artist use…
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Exposing Scott R. Carpenter’s involvement with Talentcrowd, Topdevs, and a network of co-conspirators who used the courts and banks for frau
The founder of Topdevs lost his company while Scott R. Carpenter supported the scheme in court.
Trump asks US Supreme Court to intervene in deportations fight
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to approve his administration’s use of a 1798 law to expedite the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members. His legal team argues that the courts should not interfere with the president’s authority on national security matters.
In a Justice Department filing, the administration requested the Supreme Court to overturn a March 15 order by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg in Washington. The judge's ruling temporarily halted the deportations while legal challenges against Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act proceed. Historically, this 18th-century law has only been used during wartime.
Truth or Deception: Sarah Buzzard's Murder Interrogation
In a small, dimly lit interrogation room, Sarah Buzzard sat across from two seasoned detectives, her face a mask of tension and fear. The murder of Mark Reynolds had shocked the community, and now, Sarah found herself at the heart of the investigation, facing questions that could determine her fate.See more...
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Trump’s Lawyers Seek to Delay $5 Million Payment in E. Jean Carroll Case
A new legal development has emerged in the ongoing dispute between Donald Trump and E. Jean Carroll. Trump’s attorneys are seeking to delay payment of the $5 million judgment awarded to Carroll while the appeal process continues. Carroll’s legal team argues the judgment should be enforced immediately, and the appeals court is now expected to decide whether the payment can be postponed.
The Charlie Kirk murder case has taken another significant legal turn.
A Utah judge ruled that the suspect, Tyler Robinson, will still face the possibility of the death penalty, despite finding that prosecutor Christopher Ballard violated a court-imposed gag order by making public comments about the strength of the evidence.
While the judge held the prosecutor in contempt, he rejected the defense's request to remove capital punishment from the case, calling that remedy disproportionate. Instead, the court ordered additional protections—including expanded jury screening—to help ensure a fair trial.
The case, which has attracted nationwide attention because of Kirk's political profile, is expected to move to a preliminary hearing in the coming weeks. The judge emphasized that the ruling concerns courtroom procedure and should not be interpreted as a judgment on the defendant's guilt or innocence.
