Contests

Justice Department Contests Court’s Mandate to Return Man Wrongfully Deported Over Alleged Gang Ties

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Washington, D.C. – The Department of Justice has challenged a federal court order requiring the facilitation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s return to the United States, following his contentious deportation to El Salvador, underscored by what has been termed an “administrative error.” This move has also led to the suspension of the DOJ attorney who conceded that the deportation was a mistake. Garcia, a Maryland resident who had previously been protected from deportation, found himself deported to El Salvador’s infamous Cecot prison last month. The DOJ’s legal team has referred to the federal judge’s order to … Read more

New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Contests Felony Charges Over Alleged Misuse of Influence with Governor

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Concord, NH — Lawyers for New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi entered a courtroom Monday to argue that charges alleging she tried to sway former Governor Chris Sununu should be dismissed for lack of evidence. Meanwhile, prosecutors maintained that the case warrants a jury’s deliberation based on the gravity of the allegations, including two felony indictments. Hantz Marconi is embroiled in controversy following accusations that she attempted to influence Sununu to derail an ongoing investigation involving her husband, Geno Marconi, who served as the state’s ports director. The charges, stemming from a … Read more

Former Federal Judge Contests Arizona’s Execution Methods Amid Resumption Concerns

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PHOENIX — Controversy surrounds the appointment and abrupt dismissal of retired federal magistrate Judge David Duncan by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs regarding a review of the state’s lethal injection protocols. Duncan, who had barely commenced his evaluation of the death penalty processes, expressed significant concerns about the transparency and management of lethal injection drugs before his termination. Duncan disclosed in an interview that he was tasked with enhancing transparency within the execution protocol review. However, his efforts were cut short as the governor halted the production of his report just before its scheduled release. He … Read more

Jury Orders Wabash National to Pay $462 Million After Fatal Trailer Incident, Company Contests Verdict

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St. Louis, MO — Wabash National Corp. is reassessing its legal avenues following a substantial $462 million verdict from a St. Louis jury related to a catastrophic 2019 traffic accident that resulted in the deaths of two individuals. The legal proceedings have centered on the performance of a trailer’s safety equipment manufactured by Wabash. During the traumatic incident, a Volkswagen CC, operated by 30-year-old Taron Tailor with 23-year-old Nicholas Perkins as a passenger, collided into the back of a Wabash-manufactured trailer. According to John Simon, an attorney with the Simon Law Firm based in St. … Read more