Suspected Kansas City Chiefs parade shooter picked a target at random during dispute, then started shooting: Court docs
One of the suspected Kansas City Super Bowl parade shooters told police he allegedly started firing indiscriminately into a crowd full of children, saying he was “just stupid,” according to court documents. “It was,” he reportedly said. The suspects, whom Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) called “thugs,” are Lindell Mays, 23, and Dominick Miller, 18, […]
NC court tosses 12 felony convictions against ex-deputy
A North Carolina appeals court on Tuesday threw out a former sheriff’s deputy’s conviction for falsifying firearms training and certification requirements for his former boss. That includes the then-county sheriff, who is currently serving a sentence for a crime. A three-judge Court of Appeals panel vacated former Granville County Deputy Chad Coffey’s 12 felony obstruction […]
Paid FBI informant accused of fabricating Biden bribery allegation received another debunked Hunter tip — this time from Russia: court docs
WASHINGTON – Federal prosecutors said Tuesday that a paid FBI informant accused of fabricating a $10 million bribery scandal against President Biden and his son Hunter recently made an alleged recording of the first incident at a Kiev hotel. announced that he had shared another false story about the matter, this time allegedly from Russian […]
Alleged Kansas City Chiefs parade shooter Lyndell Mays told cops he was ‘just being stupid’: court docs
One of the gunmen who allegedly opened fire at the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory parade told investigators it was “just stupid” to “advance” on another group of people who were arguing before the deadly melee. ” he stated. Court documents obtained Tuesday show how a Super Bowl celebration quickly devolved into chaos and gunfire, leading […]
Juries cannot be replaced after deliberation begins, North Carolina court rules
A man sentenced to life in prison without parole for a fatal shooting in a Raleigh motel room was given a new trial Tuesday by a state appellate court because a jury was replaced after deliberations began. An intermediate appellate court panel unanimously found that Eric Lamond Chambers’ right to a “properly constituted jury” under […]
Indiana couple to Supreme Court after child is removed from home over gender identity squabble
A Catholic couple in Indiana is asking the Supreme Court to hold the state accountable for locking their child out of their home because he refused to use his chosen name and pronouns. MC and JC v. Indiana Department of Children Services., Mary Cox and Jeremy Cox are appealing to the Supreme Court after being […]
‘Wipe The Decision Off The Books’: Justice Alito Blasts Supreme Court For Declining Review Of Racial Admissions Case
Justice Samuel Alito issued a strongly worded dissent Tuesday against the Supreme Court’s decision to deny a writ to reconsider a case involving affirmative action at a prominent high school. The court denied the ruling in T.J. v. Fairfax County School Boards United, in which a group of parents and students at Thomas Jefferson High […]
Alabama court rules couples can file wrongful death suit after embryos were dropped, ‘killing them’
The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled that frozen embryos created during infertility treatment can be considered children under state law. The rulings, handed down in two wrongful death lawsuits brought by couples whose frozen embryos were destroyed in an accident at a fertility clinic, come amid warnings from advocates who say they will have far-reaching […]
Russian court extends the pretrial detention for Evan Gershkovich
A Russian court on Tuesday extended the pretrial detention of American journalist Evan Gershkovich, forcing the Wall Street Journal reporter to remain in custody until next month. The Moscow City Court rejected an appeal by Gershkovych’s lawyers against his detention and upheld an earlier decision to keep him in custody until March 30, 2024. The […]
12:30 Report — Supreme Court says ‘no’ to several cases; Haley stays in
Have a nice Tuesday! — or how it feels like Monday for those who have had a long weekend. Here’s what happened today: of supreme court He declined to hear several cases, including House Republicans’ challenges to mask violations and school admissions. This morning’s most-read article on The Hill is how investors on “Shark Tank” […]