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"Undocumented Man Set to Face Immigration Judge After Alleged Frame-Up in Trump Threat Case"

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MILWAUKEE, Wis. — An undocumented man who was allegedly framed for making a threatening communication to former President Donald Trump is set to face an immigration judge on Wednesday morning. This appearance marks the first court session for Ramon Morales-Reyes since his arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) last month. Investigators have reported that Demetric Scott, currently incarcerated at the Milwaukee County Jail, confessed to fabricating the allegations against Morales-Reyes. Scott purportedly aimed to have Morales-Reyes deported before he could testify against him in an upcoming trial anticipated to start on July 14. Scott … Read more

"Arrest in Disturbing Glasgow Incident: Man Charged with Attempted Murder and Arson After Domestic Violence Case"

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Glasgow, Ky. — A Barren County grand jury will consider charges against a man accused of shooting a woman and igniting a fire in their residence. Shane Reece, 58, is facing multiple charges following his district court appearance on May 29, including attempted murder with domestic violence circumstances, first-degree arson, first-degree wanton endangerment, and animal torture. Reece was taken into custody by Glasgow police on May 20 after the alleged incident at a duplex on McGrah Avenue. During the court proceedings, Reece attended via Zoom while his arresting officer, Jarrett Graber, testified before District Judge … Read more

"Former Bayonne City Hall Employee Awarded $500K in Landmark Hostile Work Environment Case"

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A Hudson County jury awarded $500,000 to a former employee of Bayonne City Hall, concluding a nearly six-week trial that centered on allegations of a hostile work environment. The jury’s unanimous decision favored Sincerrae Ross, who claimed she endured a workplace rife with sexual harassment. The verdict was announced in the courtroom of Hudson County Superior Court Judge Kimberly Espinales-Maloney. Ross’s attorney, Juan Cervantes from the law firm Maggs McDermott & DiCicco, expressed satisfaction with the outcome, stating that Ross had waited a long time for this day and was grateful for the jury’s decision. … Read more

"Apple Faces Legal Fallout: Judge Rules Against ‘Anticompetitive Conduct’ in Epic Games Case"

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San Francisco, Calif. — A federal court has held Apple accountable for violating an injunction aimed at curbing what has been labeled as anticompetitive behavior. The ruling, delivered by U.S. District Court Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, requires Apple to stop charging commissions on transactions conducted through iPhone applications and mandates the company to cover Epic Games’ legal fees associated with the case. Judge Rogers emphasized that Apple’s attempts to undermine competition were unacceptable. She characterized the company’s action as a deliberate defiance of a prior court decision, asserting that Apple created barriers to maintain a … Read more