Two prosecutors who called the January 6 group a ‘mob’ have been suspended by the DOJ, according to reports.
DOJ Suspends Prosecutors After Sentencing Memo On Wednesday, two federal prosecutors from the Department of Justice took a leave of absence, following the submission of a sentencing memorandum that referred to the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack as an “insurrection” involving “thousands of people who comprised a mob.” Assistant U.S. Attorneys Carlos Valdivia and Samuel […]
Prosecutors dismissed by Trump start a new specialized law firm
Two federal prosecutors who were dismissed by President Donald Trump after working on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into the president have launched a new law firm aimed at combating corruption. Molly Gaston and J.P. Cooney established a boutique firm in Washington, D.C., intending to provide similar services to those they offered at the Department […]
James Comey requests a judge to dismiss charges, stating the case is ‘vindictive’ and the prosecutor’s appointment was unlawful.
Comey Seeks Dismissal of Charges Former FBI Director James Comey has requested a federal judge to throw out the criminal case against him, arguing that it represents a “retaliatory and selective prosecution.” He further claimed that U.S. Attorney Lindsay Harrigan was appointed unlawfully. At 64, Comey is facing federal charges for allegedly lying to Congress […]
Driver who killed four people in July 4 park crash was finally halted by bodies under his car, according to prosecutors
A drunk driver who tragically struck four individuals during a Fourth of July celebration in Manhattan could have kept driving if his vehicle hadn’t been stuck on one of the victims, prosecutors reported on Monday. Daniel Christopher Heiden, 44, was reported to have been thrown out of a local bar moments before he got into […]
Prosecutors Indicate That James Comey’s Lawyer Might Face Disqualification
Federal prosecutors suggested on Sunday evening that they might pursue disbarment for Patrick Fitzgerald, the lawyer representing former FBI Director James Comey. Prosecutors allege that Fitzgerald may have contributed to Comey “improperly disclosing classified information,” as noted in a recent public filing. Comey faces accusations of obstructing Congress by allegedly making false statements about allowing […]
Federal prosecutors bring terrorism charges against antifa for the first time in a Texas case
Two individuals are now facing terrorism charges linked to a shooting that occurred on July 4 outside the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas. This marks the first instance of such charges against someone alleged to have connections to Antifa. Cameron Arnold from Dallas and Zachary Evetts from Waxahachie are the two men indicted by […]
Prosecutors named Bryan Kohberger’s sister as a witness shortly before he accepted a plea deal.
Brian Koberger Accepts Plea Deal Brian Koberger has reached a plea agreement just days after his sister, Amanda Koberger, was added to the witness roster, resulting in an abrupt end to the case before it went to trial, according to new court documents. Recently revealed court filings indicate Amanda Koberger appeared on both the prosecution’s […]
NYPD surgeon and Touro professor with a gun assaulted a younger woman seeking job advice, according to prosecutors.
Doctor Charged with Rape in NYC A doctor, who also serves as an honorary surgeon for the New York City Police Department, is facing serious charges after allegedly firing a gun at a woman at a police station in Manhattan. He reportedly told her to “be careful” before forcing himself on her, as prosecutors revealed […]
Prosecutors dismiss claims that the DOJ influenced the case with Trump reposts.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has stated that two employees’ sharing of a video featuring President Trump criticizing Luigi Mangione does not infringe upon his right to a fair trial. In a court submission dated September 23, Mangione’s legal team contended in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York that these […]
Baltimore prosecutor’s firm approach to repeat offenders reduces crime rate
Baltimore’s Toughened Approach on Crime Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates has declared that leniency for repeat offenders is no longer an option. Democratic prosecutors in the city are focusing on accountability, especially in light of the troubling levels of violent crime, and they believe that these tougher measures on gun crimes and repeat offenders […]