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San Mateo County Sheriff Faces Possible Removal as Grand Jury Decision Looms Amid Corruption Allegations

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San Mateo, California — The scrutiny facing Sheriff Christina Corpus intensifies as the San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury deliberates a potential trial aimed at her removal due to allegations of corruption. A decision is anticipated on Monday, coinciding with the end of the fiscal year. In a related development, a judge dismissed Corpus’s recent attempt to block the county Board of Supervisors from proceeding with her removal. San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Nina Shapirshteyn rejected her request for a temporary restraining order, deeming it without justification. The civil grand jury’s active term concludes … Read more

Whistleblower Unveils Tensions as Colorado’s Polis Faces Court Over ICE Subpoena Allegations

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DENVER — A whistleblower testified in court Tuesday, alleging that Colorado Governor Jared Polis instructed state employees to provide personal information to federal immigration authorities. Scott Moss, the director of the Division of Labor Standards and Statistics at the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, claims that Polis ordered him to comply with a subpoena from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This subpoena reportedly sought details about individuals providing housing to unaccompanied minors. Moss filed a lawsuit earlier this month in Denver County Court, arguing that complying with the subpoena would violate state laws prohibiting … Read more

Gerry Adams Triumphs in High Court, Secures $113,000 in BBC Libel Case Over Informant’s Murder Allegations

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Dublin, Ireland — Gerry Adams, the former leader of Sinn Fein, secured a significant legal victory against the BBC after a jury ruled in his favor regarding allegations that he authorized the killing of an informant linked to the Irish republican movement. The High Court’s decision, announced on Friday, awarded Adams approximately $113,000 in damages following a month-long trial marked by intense scrutiny of the BBC’s reporting practices. In a verdict reached after just under seven hours of deliberation, jurors rejected the BBC’s argument that it had acted in “good faith” when it aired claims … Read more

Federal Judge Orders Trump Administration to Facilitate Legal Access for Deported Venezuelan Man Amid Controversy Over Gang Allegations

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HOUSTON, Texas — A federal court has ordered the Trump administration to ensure that a deported Venezuelan man can connect with his legal representatives. The ruling comes in the wake of significant concerns raised over the treatment of immigrants and their right to due process. Widmer Josneyder Agelviz Sanguino, who is 24, arrived in the United States last September with his mother and two younger brothers under the refugee resettlement program. However, upon their arrival at a Houston airport, he was detained because of a tattoo deemed associated with a dangerous Venezuelan gang known as … Read more