Memphis Shooting Suspect Requests Delay, Chooses to Represent Himself in Trial for Capital Murder Charges

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In a pronounced turn of events, a Tennessee man facing charges for a series of shootings in Memphis, which tragically resulted in three fatalities, has chosen to represent himself in court. 22-year-old Ezekiel Kelly, initially represented by private attorneys, now seeks additional time to prepare his defense, citing the need to thoroughly review evidence presented against him. During a courtroom appearance on Tuesday, Kelly informed Shelby County Judge James Jones Jr. that he requires more time to access jail computers to review the extensive evidence, which includes thousands of pages and over … Read more

Trump Urges Supreme Court to Delay TikTok Ban, Touting Unique ‘Deal-Making Expertise’ to Resolve Security Concerns

Washington, D.C. — Former President Donald Trump, known for his critical stance against TikTok during his administration, is revisiting the issue as he re-enters the political arena. In his previous term, Trump made headlines by attempting to ban the popular social media app, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, citing national security concerns. His efforts were halted by judicial intervention, but the sentiment persisted into the Biden administration, which also considered a ban slated to take effect in 2025. Amidst ongoing litigation concerning the app’s future in the United States, Trump’s legal team … Read more

Jury Grants $7.1 Million to Pennsylvania Woman After Medical Delay Leads to Blindness

Erie, PA — A Pennsylvania jury has awarded a significant $7.1 million in damages to a woman who was left permanently blinded following medical missteps that delayed the detection of a critical blood clot in her brain. This landmark decision underscores the potential consequences of diagnostic delays in serious medical conditions. The case centers around the plaintiff, a woman from northwestern Pennsylvania, whose identity has been withheld for privacy reasons. Her ordeal began in April 2013, when she initially sought medical attention for symptoms indicative of a severe neurological event. Despite her critical condition, an … Read more

Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump Steps In to Seek Justice for Amanda Sylvester After Tragic Delay in Emergency Response

College Park, GA — In a heartbreaking incident that has aroused community and legal action, 15-year-old Amanda Sylvester tragically died after collapsing during a volleyball practice in College Park. Following the incident, renowned civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump has announced his representation of the Sylvester family, pledging to pursue justice and probe the circumstances that led to Amanda’s untimely death. Amanda was attending a regular practice session with the Dream Chasers volleyball club when she suddenly fell ill and collapsed. Immediate calls were made to emergency services as those present tried to manage the dire … Read more