Courthouse

Judge Delays Jury Duty in Osage County Courthouse Amid Inclement Weather Concerns

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Pawhuska, Oklahoma – Osage County District Court Judge Stuart Tate has rescheduled the reporting time for jury duty due to concerns over potential inclement weather. Instead of reporting on Monday, January 22 at 9 a.m., potential jurors are now requested to appear on Tuesday, January 23 at the same time. The decision to postpone the reporting time was made in the interest of the safety of those summoned for jury duty. With forecasts indicating unfavorable weather conditions, Judge Tate took proactive measures to avoid any potential risks to the jurors. Extreme weather conditions can pose … Read more

Beware of Scam Targeting Jurors in Erie County Courthouse as New Trial Term Begins

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Erie, Pennsylvania – As jury trials begin at the Erie County Courthouse this month, authorities are warning the public about a new scam targeting individuals summoned for jury duty. Impersonating officials from the Erie County Sheriff’s Office, scammers are calling residents from a spoofed number and falsely claiming that they have failed to report for jury duty. The scammers then demand the payment of a fine, purportedly refundable upon receipt. Bob Catalde, the district court administrator for the Erie County Court of Common Pleas, revealed that the scammer manipulates caller identification, making the calls appear … Read more

Giuliani’s Silent Departure Creates Intrigue in Courthouse Drama

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Washington, D.C. – After the announcement was made that jury deliberations in the defamation trial against Rudy Giuliani would continue the following morning, the former New York City mayor left the courthouse without speaking to the press. This departure marked a departure from previous days when Giuliani had spoken to reporters while leaving the building. The jury ended their deliberations for the day and left the courthouse. They will reconvene tomorrow at 9 a.m. ET to continue their discussions. Earlier in the trial, the jury submitted a note to the judge requesting copies of the … Read more

Trump Attorney Slams Journalists for Disturbing Assassination Joke in Courthouse Commentary

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WASHINGTON, DC – Trump attorney Alina Habba strongly criticized journalists who were overheard joking about former President Donald Trump being assassinated. The incident occurred outside the E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse in Washington, where Trump’s appeal for criminal immunity was being heard. News cameras were stationed along the route from the Trump National Golf Club in Virginia to capture Trump’s arrival at the courthouse. During a live feed, journalists were heard bantering about the challenges of getting a good shot of Trump, which escalated into darker humor with references to the late President John F. … Read more