Prosecution

Former President Donald Trump filed a motion on Thursday to dismiss the Florida classified documents indictment on the grounds of “selective and vindictive prosecution.” Trump’s legal team previously attempted to throw the case out on…

Imagine for a moment the design of the perfect lawfare prosecution. Such would necessitate the intersection of legal ambiguity and ethical murkiness. It would require the perfect combination of an ambitiously sloppy district attorney,…

U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell found former President Donald Trump to be a flight risk when she approved a search warrant for Trump’s Twitter account, according to a newly released court…

by John Solomon   Adecorated supervisory IRS agent has reported to the Justice Department’s top watchdog that federal prosecutors appointed by Joe Biden have engaged in “preferential treatment and politics” to block criminal tax…

by Julie Kelly   A Massachusetts man on Friday was charged with a felony related to his participation in the protest at the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Mark Sahady already faced misdemeanors for his nonviolent and brief jaunt through…

No, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump is not about the rule of law or holding the powerful to account. It is about Bragg putting himself at the front of a very crowded…

The Cuyahoga County GOP said that bringing politically motivated charges against 2024 presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump will severely undermine America’s confidence in the judicial system. According to a Fox News…

by Ben Whedon   Retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn on Friday filed a suit against the federal government seeking damages over what he called Washington’s “wrongful and malicious” prosecution of him. “As a direct and proximate…

Emily Kohrs, the foregirl of the special grand jury investigating alleged election interference in Georgia, came across in her media blitz this week as jarringly ebullient, flaky, and immature. How else does the public…

The vast majority of Americans support criminal prosecution for Twitter employees who worked with the U.S. government to suppress tweets in a possible violation of the First Amendment, a Harvard CAPS-Harris poll found. Elon Musk’s…