Attorneys

Delay in $85-Million Cocaine Case as Attorney’s Absence Postpones Trial

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MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – The trial of Sheena Headley, who was arrested in June 2022 after $85 million worth of cocaine was allegedly found at her home, has been postponed until April 12. The delay comes as her lawyer was absent from the St. James Parish Court yesterday. Headley faces charges of possession, dealing, and attempting to export 25 pounds of cocaine. Her bail has been extended following her recent appearance before presiding parish judge Sasha-Marie Ashley. During the court session, it was revealed that Headley’s attorney, Peter Champagnie, was unable to attend due to … Read more

Trump and Co-Defendants File Emergency Appeal in Georgia Election Fraud Case, Challenging District Attorney’s Involvement

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Washington, D.C. – Lawyers representing former President Donald Trump and seven co-defendants have filed an emergency appeal challenging the decision of a Georgia judge to allow Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on the election fraud case against Trump. The appeal argues that the ruling does not go far enough in addressing concerns about the relationship between Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade. Willis and Wade had acknowledged having an affair but maintained that it did not result in any improper conduct in relation to the case. However, Trump’s lawyers argued that the … Read more

Inspirational Attorney’s Brave Decision: Choosing Dignity at Swiss Clinic After Confronting Debilitating MS Battle

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Zurich, Switzerland – In a decision that has sparked both controversy and compassion, a lawyer with multiple sclerosis (MS) has chosen to end his own life at a Swiss clinic. The man, whose identity remains undisclosed, had been battling the debilitating disease for an extended period before opting for assisted suicide. Assisted suicide, or euthanasia, is legal in Switzerland under certain circumstances. Individuals suffering from incurable illnesses can seek help from specialized clinics to end their lives if they meet strict criteria. While controversial in many countries, Switzerland has allowed the practice since the 1940s. … Read more

Embattled Georgia District Attorney’s Scandalous Affair Poses Jury Selection Challenge in Trump Case

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Atlanta, Georgia – After Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee gave District Attorney Fani Willis an ultimatum to resign or remove her ex-lover and subordinate counsel, legal experts are questioning how their “illicit affair” will impact jury selection in the case against former President Trump. Willis, who has sought a trial to commence before the November election, faced allegations that she benefited from hiring special prosecutor Nathan Wade, with whom she had a romantic involvement. However, Wade resigned from his position on Friday afternoon, leaving Willis to move forward with the prosecution. The scandal … Read more