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Newark’s Mayor Defends Sanctuary Policies Amid DOJ Lawsuit: ‘We’re Upholding the Constitution, Not Compromising Safety’

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Newark, New Jersey – Mayor Ras J. Baraka has responded vigorously to a lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice concerning the city’s sanctuary policies, labeling it as unfounded and misleading. In his statement, Baraka emphasized that Newark is committed to upholding constitutional rights and adhering to state laws while maintaining public safety. The mayor argued that the city’s policies do not hinder law enforcement efforts. Instead, he asserted that Newark refuses to assist in federal immigration enforcement actions, a role that he claims is outside the city’s jurisdiction according to court rulings. Baraka expressed … Read more

Human Rights Advocate Neri Colmenares Defends ICC’s Rights to Investigate Drug War Abuses

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MANILA, Philippines — Human rights attorney Neri Colmenares, a prominent advocate for victims of the government’s anti-drug campaign, has expressed support for the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) ongoing investigation into the controversial drug war. Colmenares emphasized that the inquiry falls well within the jurisdiction of the ICC, contributing to a growing dialogue surrounding human rights violations in the country. The ICC’s investigation stems from allegations of extrajudicial killings and other human rights abuses linked to President Rodrigo Duterte’s brutal anti-drug initiative, which has faced international scrutiny since its inception. Colmenares and fellow attorneys representing victims … Read more

Trump Administration Defends Deportation of Columbia Graduate Over “Antisemitic Protests,” Despite Legal Resident Status

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Washington, D.C. — Amid ongoing discussions regarding the limits of free speech and the protection of national interests, the case of Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia University graduate, has ignited controversy. Khalil, who legally resides in the U.S., has been detained by immigration authorities citing his involvement in demonstrations they classify as “antisemitic.” However, Khalil has not been charged with any criminal activities, and his detention raises significant questions about the balance between security concerns and constitutional rights. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, defended the decision in a recent court filing, relying on a rarely … Read more

Tech-Savvy Defendant Defends Choice of AI Attorney After Judge’s Outburst

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San Francisco, CA — In a courtroom drama reminiscent of a sci-fi novel, a man who opts to use an artificial intelligence lawyer for his speeding ticket case has opened up a discussion on the boundaries of legal technology and judicial acceptance. The incident occurred recently in a San Francisco courtroom, where the defendant’s decision to utilize AI legal assistance led to friction with the presiding judge. The individual in question, Joshua Browder, decided to employ this unconventional legal helper through his app, DoNotPay. Designed to automate simple legal procedures, the app provided a script … Read more