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The topic is about the jurisdictional conflict between state and federal authorities in the U.S.
of killings by agents most commonly invoke general federal homicide statutes—18 U.S.C. §§ 1111 (murder) and 1112 (manslaughter)—and related federal provisions that attach special jurisdiction or enhan...
The Constitution gives each State the power to appoint electors “in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct,” and it entrusts with setting the time for choosing electors and the day electors...
The Constitution and decades of law create layered barriers to any federal “” of state-run elections: the Elections Clause and state sovereignty vest primary authority in the states, has circumscribed...
requires a valid Permit to Carry a Pistol (PCP) to lawfully carry a handgun in public, and a permit holder must carry the permit card plus a government-issued photo ID and produce them to a peace offi...
is a federal trial court — not a New York state court — and is one of the 94 U.S. district courts where federal civil and criminal matters are first tried . It sits in and surrounding counties, hears ...
When state court records and statements about a person’s diverge, public investigations typically resolve the conflict by tracing claims back to primary records, using fingerprint-based searches and i...
The reporting provided to this review contains no direct public statements from Chubut provincial officials (governor or provincial police) nor from Argentine federal prosecutors about any specific su...