Doubt

Judge Signals Doubt Over Trump’s Attempt to Dismiss Charges in Classified Documents Case

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – On March 14, 2024, a key hearing took place in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. Judge Aileen Cannon presided over the approximately three-and-a-half-hour session and signaled her reluctance to dismiss the charges based on the arguments put forth by Trump’s lawyers. Two of the nine motions to dismiss filed by the defendants were addressed during the hearing. The first motion argued that the Presidential Records Act, which governs the handling of White House records by outgoing administrations, mandated the dismissal of the case. The second argument … Read more

Boeing Whistleblower’s Mysterious Death Sparks Doubt and Demands for Investigation

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Charleston, South Carolina – Lawyers representing John Barnett, a former Boeing manager and whistleblower, are raising doubts about his alleged suicide and calling for an investigation. Barnett was found dead in a parking lot on the same day he was scheduled to testify against the aerospace company. Attorneys Robert Turkewitz and Brian Knowles are urging the Charleston police to thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding his death and provide the public with accurate information. Barnett had worked for Boeing for over 30 years as a quality control engineer before retiring in 2017. Two years later, he … Read more

Florida Death Row Inmates Outlive Sentencing Judges, Casting Doubt on Death Penalty’s Effectiveness

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida — The death penalty in Florida may not be as swift or effective as intended, as many inmates on death row outlive the judges who sentenced them. Last year, Florida executed six inmates, but four of them lived longer than the judges who condemned them. One example is Duane Owen, who was sentenced to death in 1986 for the murders of a 14-year-old babysitter and a 38-year-old mother in separate attacks. Owen was 62 when he was executed last June, four years after the death of Palm Beach Judge Richard Burk, who … Read more

Controversy Surrounds Prince Harry’s Memoir as US Lawyers Cast Doubt on Drug Use Claims

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London, United Kingdom – Prince Harry is facing accusations that he may have lied about drug use in his memoir ‘Spare’, according to lawyers from the Joe Biden administration in the United States. The claims were made during a court hearing where the US authorities were being urged to release the Duke of Sussex’s visa application. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is under pressure to disclose the application due to allegations of Prince Harry’s unlawful drug usage. In his best-selling book released in 2023, Prince Harry admitted to using cocaine, marijuana, and psychedelic mushrooms. … Read more