Trailblazing Justice Thomas Engages in Controversy: Hires Clerk Amidst Racist Text Message Allegations

WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has hired a law clerk who was previously accused of sending racist text messages. The law clerk, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed, will aid Justice Thomas during the court’s upcoming term. The allegations against the law clerk were brought to light during background checks conducted by the court. While the content of the messages has not been made public, the accusations were apparently deemed serious enough to warrant an investigation. Ultimately, the investigation did not uncover any evidence to support the claims, leading to the … Read more

Explosive Allegations: Prince Harry Accused of Fabricating Drug Use for Increased Sales of Blockbuster Memoir ‘Spare’, Lawyers Claim

London, UK – Lawyers representing Prince Harry have alleged that he may have lied about his drug use in order to boost sales of his upcoming memoir. The claim comes as the Prince faces mounting criticism over his decision to publish a tell-all book about his life with the royal family. Legal experts argue that exaggerating or fabricating drug use could be a strategic ploy to generate more interest and increase the book’s commercial success. The revelation was made by legal representatives involved in a defamation case against Prince Harry, who are arguing that the … Read more

Attorney in Pay-to-Play Conspiracy Case Faces Murder-for-Hire Allegations in Honolulu Trial

HONOLULU, Hawaii – Sheri Tanaka, an attorney charged in a pay-to-play conspiracy case involving former Honolulu Prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro, has appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathaniel M. Cousins. The U.S. Probation and Parole Office requested a review of Tanaka’s release, as a result of information provided by an informant alleging that Tanaka paid someone to kill U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright and Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Wheat. Despite these allegations, Tanaka has not been arrested or charged in connection with the murder-for-hire claim. She remains free as she awaits her trial in the conspiracy … Read more

Former Employee Awarded $31 Million in Damages After Fraud Allegations Against Dallas-Based Company

DALLAS, TEXAS – A former employee of Sun Holdings, based in Dallas, was recently awarded a whopping $31 million in damages in a civil court trial. The ex-employee claimed that both the company and its owner had committed fraud against him. The jury initially granted Jerry Stockton $15.6 million in compensatory damages on February 13. Stockton had filed a lawsuit in 2019 against Sun Holdings and its CEO, Guillermo Perales, alleging that he was owed a share of the profits from over 100 Popeyes restaurants. The very next day, the jury awarded Stockton an additional … Read more