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Trump Attorneys and Assistant Face Ten New Felony Charges Related to 2020 ‘Fake Electors’ Plot in Wisconsin

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Madison, Wisconsin – A group of lawyers and an aide connected to former President Donald Trump face an additional 10 felony charges after being implicated in a scheme involving false presidential electors in Wisconsin. This is part of an ongoing investigation into attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in the battleground state. The charges, announced on Thursday, target six individuals, including two high-profile attorneys, Kenneth Chesebro and James Troupis, and a former Trump campaign official, who are accused of orchestrating a plan to submit illegitimate electoral certificates favoring Trump, despite his electoral defeat … Read more

Morgantown Opens Search for New Municipal Court Judge Following Retirement of Longtime Jurist

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Morgantown, West Virginia, is on the hunt for a new municipal court judge following the retirement of the city’s long-serving judge. The upcoming vacancy presents an opportunity to bring fresh perspectives into the city’s legal system, officials said. The retiring judge, who had held the position for over a decade, was known for his dedication to fairness and community service. His retirement marks the end of an era and ushers in a new phase of judicial administration in Morgantown. City officials have not yet named the judge’s successor but are committed to a thorough and … Read more

Alabama Community and Church Groups File Lawsuit to Protect Endangered Snails Against Quarry Development

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BELLE MINA, Ala. — A local congregation and environmentalists have launched a legal battle seeking to block a limestone quarry project in Limestone County, fearing it could spell disaster for endangered wildlife and disrupt the community. Filed in Limestone County Circuit Court late Monday, the lawsuit aims to protect three endangered snail species that it argues would be jeopardized by the quarry operations. The legal filing lists both Stoned LLC and Grayson Carter & Son, Inc. as defendants. This action follows a warning issued by the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC), which had previously granted … Read more

Cleveland Court Clerk Warns Against Rising Jury Duty Scams Demanding Fines and Jail Time

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Norman, Oklahoma – Authorities in Cleveland County are alerting residents to a recently identified surge in deceptive operations where scammers impersonate legal officials to extort money. The deceit involves misleading victims by falsely claiming they have missed jury duty and thus face penalties, including fines or incarceration. Marylin Williams, the Court Clerk of Cleveland County, has expressed concerns regarding the growing prevalence of these scams, especially through unrequested phone calls, emails, visits, or letters. These imposters often intimidate residents by suggesting that non-compliance with jury duties may result in financial or legal repercussions. According to … Read more