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No—available official court and record-review documents show that was not left with a ; his separation was characterized “Under Honorable Conditions (general)” and later the narrative reason tying his...
Tyler Boyer’s case currently shows activity at the federal appellate level: the Federal Circuit heard argument earlier this month concerning whether an employer may rely solely on to establish an affi...
When a Minnesota judge overturns a jury verdict the primary next steps are appeals—most commonly the prosecutor can appeal the judge’s post-trial acquittal or judgment of acquittal to the Court of App...
The pivotal post-trial appellate development that altered enforcement of ’s civil fraud judgment came on August 21, 2025, when a divided panel of , vacated the roughly $464–$500 million monetary penal...
Federal courts and agencies do not apply a single, uniform test when deciding whether off-duty conduct falls within the “”; instead judges and administrative boards look for a nexus between the miscon...
heard consolidated challenges to ’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad tariffs on November 5, 2025, but as of mid-January 2026 the Court has not issued a de...
by removed the roughly half‑billion‑dollar monetary disgorgement ordered by , ruling the financial penalty “excessive” and therefore unenforceable while leaving intact the court’s fraud findings and s...
The available reporting and legal texts do not state a specific ongoing appellate disposition for any single “New York falsifying business records” conviction; instead, public sources summarize the st...
are not self‑executing: creditors must use post‑judgment discovery, restraining orders and statutorily authorized executions to find and seize assets, a process governed by and practiced by sheriffs a...
would require individual purchase permits, pre-sale background checks and ban the sale/transfer/manufacture of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds; the Legislature has been drafting bills (notably...
initially treated ’s factual findings as subject to serious scrutiny, pressing attorney general on the scope of her authority and the size and legal basis for the roughly $354–454 million penalty Engo...
A recent statement from U.S. Attorney General Christopher Wray’s predecessor, U.S. Attorney General Carr, says the state intends to appeal a Fulton County court ruling that dismissed part—but not all—...
Appellate courts in New York have generally sustained convictions that rest on a theory that a defendant intended to commit or conceal an unspecified “other crime,” holding that the People need not pr...
Three distinct tracks govern former President Trump’s appeals: state civil appeals (like New York fraud), federal criminal appeals and interlocutory immunity pleas, and potential U.S. Supreme Court in...
President Trump’s second-term administration announced and implemented multiple tariff actions in 2025, most prominently a 25% “fentanyl” tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% tariff on i...
President Trump launched an aggressive tariff campaign in 2025 that included a universal 10% baseline tariff announced April 2 and higher “reciprocal” country-specific rates, plus separate “fentanyl” ...
A tenured Michigan teacher accused of sleeping on the job cannot be summarily fired; the Michigan Teachers’ Tenure Act creates procedural protections — hearings before an administrative law judge and ...
Available reporting in the provided search results documents many recent New York convictions under state drug, gun‑ and weapon‑possession statutes (e.g., 31 defendants in two trafficking networks; mu...
The core legal requirement for swearing the oath to serve in the New York State Assembly is that members must take and subscribe to the constitutionally prescribed oath before performing any duties, p...