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The seditious-conspiracy cases and their outcomes.
Seditious conspiracy is a rarely used federal crime that makes it unlawful for two or more people to conspire to use force to overthrow, oppose, or obstruct the execution of U.S. law, punishable by up...
Federal prosecutors ultimately brought seditious-conspiracy charges only against a small subset of Jan. 6 defendants — concentrated in two organized groups — and courts adjudicated those cases through...
Courts and prosecutors in politically charged assassination cases have treated to charging, trial narratives, and sentencing—prosecutors routinely frame political motive to elevate charges and justify...
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