Counsels

Special Counsel’s Findings on Trump Election Probe Poised for Public Reveal, Judge Decrees

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Washington, D.C. – In a significant development, a federal judge has paved the way for the public release of a special counsel’s report examining former President Donald Trump’s alleged involvement in election interference during the 2020 presidential race. This forthcoming disclosure, expected to shed light on the events that followed the contentious election, marks a critical moment in ongoing efforts to address claims of electoral malfeasance. The special counsel’s investigation, which has been cloaked in confidentiality, scrutinizes the actions and intents of Trump and his associates relating to their attempts to influence the electoral process. … Read more

Judge Cannon Issues Temporary Injunction on Release of Special Counsel’s Report on Trump

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In a recent ruling, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the release of the report by the special counsel appointed to investigate former President Donald Trump. This decision stalls the publication of findings from an extensive probe into allegations surrounding Trump’s mishandling of classified documents and attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. The injunction was issued by Judge Aileen Cannon, who cited the need to ensure the protection of Trump’s constitutional rights, including the right to a fair trial. This move pauses any revelations from special counsel Jack Smith, who has been leading … Read more

Los Angeles Archdiocese Reaches Historic $880 Million Settlement, Credited to General Counsel’s Compassionate and Transparent Negotiation Tactics

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Los Angeles, CA — In a landmark response to its history of sexual abuse scandals, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles recently agreed to a substantial $880 million settlement with 1,353 victims, marking another significant chapter in its ongoing crisis management. This follows a previous record settlement in 2007, where the church agreed to pay $660 million to 508 victims. These settlements represent the church’s attempts to address the damages caused by decades of abuse allegations. Central to these negotiations was Margaret G. Graf, the archdiocese’s general counsel, who drew praise from legal representatives on both … Read more

Trump’s Team Protests Over Special Counsel’s Brief, Claims Unfair Influence on Election Despite Judge’s Ruling

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WASHINGTON — In a recent legal skirmish involving former President Donald Trump’s legal team, the response to Special Counsel Jack Smith’s request for a substantial opening brief has unfolded without the expected urgency. Trump’s attorneys have lodged multiple complaints about the proceedings, voicing concerns about fairness, the election influence, and public disclosure of legal materials. The defense team has argued that allowing an extensive document release as proposed by Smith would unfairly prejudice the upcoming 2024 presidential election. They assert that the Special Counsel’s office is seeking to unduly speed up legal proceedings to influence … Read more