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Maduro Claims U.S. Blocked Legal Funds in Bid to Dismiss Charges

#Venezuela #USJustice

Maduro's lawyer seeks dismissal of U.S. indictment, arguing blocked Venezuelan funds violate his due process rights to a legal defense. The deposed president faces drug trafficking charges carrying a potential life sentence. read more


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U.S. Targets Pardoned Maduro Ally in New Corruption Case

#VenezuelaNews #USJustice

U.S. prosecutors are reinvestigating Alex Saab, a pardoned Maduro ally, for alleged bribery in Venezuelan food imports. This probe could strengthen the case against deposed leader Maduro, potentially turning Saab into a key witness. read more

Judges Warn Against Threats to Judiciary's Independence and Safety

#JudicialThreats #USJustice

Two Republican-appointed judges in the US condemn escalating threats of violence and impeachment against their colleagues, amid criticism from figures like Elon Musk and Trump allies. The Federal Judges Association warns against undermining public confidence in the judiciary. read more

Democratic lawmakers' referral of Justice Clarence Thomas rejected by body

#ClarenceThomas #USjustice

US judicial body rejects referral request for Justice Clarence Thomas to the Department of Justice regarding alleged failure to disclose gifts and travel from a GOP donor. The decision was based on Thomas's amended financial reports and constitutional questions. read more

Record Low: US Judicial System Confidence Hits All-Time Low

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Americans' confidence in the US judicial system and courts hit a record low in 2024, dropping to 35%. This decline, one of the largest globally, has been attributed to various factors, including political turmoil and legal cases involving former President Trump. read more

"Alaska Man Arrested for Threatening Supreme Court Justices' Lives"

#SupremeCourtThreats #USJustice

An Alaska man, Panos Anastasiou, faces charges for threatening to torture and kill six Supreme Court justices and their families through online messages, containing violent, racist, and homophobic rhetoric. US officials deem the threats unacceptable. Trial date set for another man charged with trying to assassinate Justice Brett Kavanaugh. read more

Outrage Over Ex-Cop's 10-Weekend Sentence for Raping 13-Year-Old

#ChildAbuse #USJustice

A former New York police officer, Shawn Jordan, received a 10-weekend jail sentence for raping a 13-year-old girl, which a child abuse advocate called unjust and dangerous. Advocates argue for stronger penalties to protect victims of child sexual abuse. read more

#WrongfulConviction #USJustice

Sandra Hemme, wrongfully incarcerated for over 43 years, had her conviction overturned. Her lawyers argue her innocence due to false confession, suppressed evidence of another suspect, and police misconduct. Now, she faces Republican Attorney General's attempt to keep her imprisoned. read more

#AbortionRights #USJustice

The Supreme Court is planning to allow abortions in medical emergencies based on a briefly-published opinion, shortly removed from their website. The draft ruling suggests a 6-3 decision in favor of reinstating lower court orders in the Idaho abortion case. read more

#Discrimination #USJustice

Arthur Grand Technologies faces penalties for discriminatory job ad seeking only white, US-born applicants. US assistant attorney general for civil rights condemns the ad. The tech firm attributes it to a rogue employee and agrees to pay fines and undergo training. read more

#McKinsey #USjustice

McKinsey is under US criminal investigation over its involvement in the opioid industry, focusing on consulting work for Purdue Pharma. The US justice department declined to comment. Investigations are ongoing, looking into potential conspiracy, healthcare fraud, and obstruction of justice. read more

#PoliceBrutality #USJustice

A Black undercover police officer, Luther Hall, was brutally beaten by fellow officers during a riot in St. Louis in 2017. This incident led to a $23.5m settlement for Mr. Hall, revealing a pattern of police brutality and cover-ups. read more