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A judicial warrant is a court-issued, judge-signed order authorizing arrests, searches or seizures and carries constitutional protections under the Fourth Amendment . An ICE administrative warrant (of...
Available search results show multiple online articles claiming that former First Lady Michelle Obama filed a $100 million defamation lawsuit against Senator John Kennedy and describe dramatic courtro...
Judicial warrants are court-issued orders signed by a judge that authorize searches, arrests, or seizures and permit entry into private, nonpublic spaces; administrative ICE warrants are agency-issued...
A federal lawsuit challenging Speaker Mike Johnson’s refusal to swear in Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva was filed in late October 2025 by Arizona and Grijalva seeking a court order to seat her;...
Maryanne Trump Barry publicly criticized her brother in recorded interviews and leaked conversations, calling him “cruel,” “an unprincipled phony,” and saying he “has no principles,” remarks reported ...
Federal court reporting shows Border Patrol chief Gregory Bovino admitted to false statements in depositions and has been accused by a judge of repeated lies in official reports about use-of-force and...
Federal criminal charges were brought against eight Ohio National Guardsmen in 1974 but Judge Frank J. Battisti dismissed the case and acquitted them mid‑trial for insufficient proof of willful civil‑...
Ghislaine Maxwell was federally charged in 2020 with multiple counts arising from her alleged role in recruiting, grooming and facilitating Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse of underage girls; the supers...
Reporting on the Minnesota fraud and related prosecutions does not yield a single uncontested tally of “how many Somalis have been convicted in MN,” but contemporaneous federal and media reports place...
Federal courts have produced multiple rulings finding particular ICE detentions or detention conditions unlawful and ordering relief, including releases and injunctions; however, the provided document...
Donald Trump has been sanctioned repeatedly for lawsuits courts called frivolous; most recently an appeals court upheld nearly $1 million in sanctions over his 2022 racketeering-style suit against Hil...
Federal courts have blocked or temporarily halted multiple Trump 2025-era executive actions — including at least one campus-accountability policy that a U.S. district court in Massachusetts enjoined o...
Federal judges in New York and Florida reversed earlier secrecy and ordered the unsealing of large swaths of Epstein- and Maxwell-related grand jury material and investigative discovery in December 20...
ICE generally cannot lawfully enter a private home without either consent, a judicial (court‑issued and judge‑signed) warrant, or a narrow exigent‑circumstances exception; administrative “ICE” warrant...
Phil Godlewski has been repeatedly embroiled in legal disputes, public controversies, and allegations that span criminal accusations, civil litigation, and defamation fights — most notably a defamatio...
Tina Peters’ lawyers have principally argued that Colorado courts violated her constitutional rights by denying bond pending appeal and that her detention punishes protected speech under the First and...
Denver residents summoned for jury duty receive mailed summonses only and should not expect phone calls; questions and rescheduling go through the Jury Commissioner (303-606-2305 or denverjury@judicia...
Scale AI has filed a federal trade-secrets lawsuit against Mercor and a former Scale employee, Eugene Ling, alleging theft of more than 100 confidential documents and improper recruitment of Scale cus...
A U.S. district judge, Sara L. Ellis, imposed sweeping restrictions on federal immigration agents’ use of tear gas, pepper balls and other crowd‑control measures in Chicago after finding evidence that...
Three state and federal judges played central roles in Donald Trump’s criminal cases referenced in the provided sources: Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan presided over the New York hush-mo...