The Texas judge expanded a restraining order against Beto O'Rourke's political organization, barring any transfers of funds outside the state to prevent imminent harm to Texas.
A federal appeals court upheld new data breach reporting requirements for telecommunications companies, rejecting challenges from trade groups who claimed the rules exceeded agency authority.
In December 2023, his conviction for causing serious harm to two partners by intentionally or recklessly infecting them with HIV was quashed by the Supreme Court.
Plans to almost triple the size of the Wimbledon tennis site are proceeding after a legal challenge from Save Wimbledon Park was dismissed by a High Court judge. The campaign group had argued that the proposal for new courts and a stadium was unlawful due to land protections. However, the Greater London Authority and the All England Club maintained that such restrictions do not apply to the site.
Maria Farmer, who used to work for Jeffrey Epstein, revealed she alerted the FBI in 1996 to investigate Epstein's connections, including Donald Trump and Bill Clinton.
The Department of Justice lawyers argued that the judge's order "is inflicting irreparable harm by preventing the Executive from ensuring that immigration laws are enforced, severely infringing on the President's Article II authority."
In her affidavit, Ms O'Reilly had claimed she was woken by sounds of "screaming and shouting" from Ms Hand's house. Looking from her window, she said she could see "Ste's arms moving up and down as if he was hitting Nikita."
Forcing the 27-year-old accused killer to continue appearing with his hands cuffed and sporting the vest will 'perpetuate a false narrative that Mr. Mangione is an unusual danger requiring extraordinary security measures,' his lawyer Karen Friedman Agnifilo wrote in a legal filing.
Mass deportation now, set fire to all the f****** hotels full of the b******* for all I care, while you're at it take the treacherous government and politicians with them. I feel physically sick knowing what these families will now have to endure.
"The repeated strip searches of these teen girls were deemed unconstitutional by Justice Campbell, violating their rights under the Charter, which mandates security from unreasonable search."
