Attacking

Shocking Viral Video: Man Indicted for Attempted Murder After Attacking Las Vegas Judge in Courtroom

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Las Vegas, Nevada – A man who violently attacked a judge in a Las Vegas courtroom has been indicted on nine charges, including attempted murder. The incident, which was caught on video and went viral on social media, occurred during the sentencing of 30-year-old Deobra Redden in early January. In the video, Redden can be seen leaping over the bench and assaulting Judge Mary Kay Holthus, placing his hands around her throat and hitting her head. The indictment against Redden also includes charges of battery on a protected person and intimidating a public officer. If … Read more

Trump’s Unorthodox Legal Strategy: Attacking Judges and Ignoring Court Limits

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NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump continues to face legal battles, and his approach in the courtroom has raised eyebrows among legal experts. Rather than following conventional advice, Trump has adopted a strategy of attacking and intimidating the judges who will ultimately decide his fate. This tactic was on full display in a recent fraud trial in New York, where Trump declared the proceeding a “political witch hunt” and delivered a campaign-style speech, despite the judge’s warning to stick to the facts of the case. Trump’s behavior in the courtroom mirrors his actions outside … Read more

Man Charged with Attacking Las Vegas Judge to Appear in Court Again for Sentencing Hearing

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – The man accused of attacking District Judge Mary Kay Holthus during a sentencing hearing is slated to appear in court once again. Deobra Redden, 30, was caught on video launching himself at the judge after she announced she would not sentence him to probation for an attempted battery charge. Chief Judge Jerry Wiese confirmed that Holthus plans to preside over another sentencing hearing for Redden on Monday. Redden initially refused to be transported to court for an initial appearance on the charges relating to the attack. However, a court order issued … Read more