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Former Trump Lawyer Ty Cobb Declares Ex-President ‘Worse Than Anyone in Our History’ Amid Viral Facebook Post

September 8, 2025 by publiclawlibrary.org

In early July 2025, former White House attorney Ty Cobb stirred controversy with remarks about Donald Trump, stating that he believes Trump is “worse than anyone in our history.” The comments emerged amid ongoing discussions of Trump’s legacy and impact on American politics. Cobb’s assertion quickly gained traction on social media platforms, with many users sharing it online, including in a notable post by a Facebook user named David Cook. The post featured a photo of Cobb and elaborated on his statement, noting Cobb’s previous criticisms of President Joe Biden. Cobb contrasted Biden’s leadership with … Read more

Frustrated Indianapolis Attorney Takes on Meta: A Legal Battle Sparked by Repeated Facebook Account Suspensions

September 7, 2025 by publiclawlibrary.org

Indianapolis, Indiana — An attorney from Indianapolis has taken legal action against Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, after finding his accounts repeatedly suspended. The lawyer, Mark Zuckerberg, expressed his frustration over the ongoing issues, stating that the situation is deeply aggravating. Zuckerberg, who shares a name with the tech giant’s co-founder, reported that the unexpected suspensions have disrupted his professional life. He alleges that the repeated account deactivations have hindered his ability to communicate with clients and conduct business effectively. Despite his efforts to resolve the problem directly with Meta, Zuckerberg has found … Read more

Madison County Chair Sues Sheriff Amid Election Misconduct Controversy Sparked by Facebook Comments

July 16, 2025 by publiclawlibrary.org

WINTERSET, Iowa — A legal battle has emerged in Madison County as the chairwoman of the county supervisors, Heather Stancil, has initiated a lawsuit against Sheriff Jason Barnes. The conflict arises amid an investigation linked to Stancil’s remarks on Facebook, which have sparked allegations of election misconduct and voter intimidation. The lawsuit claims that Barnes acted outside legal protocols established in Iowa law. According to the complaint, the sheriff was supposed to investigate allegations of election misconduct only under the guidance of the attorney general, rather than independently. Furthermore, any reports stemming from such investigations … Read more

Local Attorney and Facebook News Page Administrator Tragically Killed in Mexico

March 15, 2025 by publiclawlibrary.org

Reynosa, Mexico — A lawyer in northern Mexico, who also managed a popular Facebook page dedicated to local news, was tragically killed this week in a violent episode that underscores the ongoing threats faced by media professionals in the region. The attorney, identified as Victor Manuel Aguirre Espinoza, was a vocal member of the community and used his platform to share news and updates, engaging thousands in discussions about local events and issues. The incident occurred late Wednesday evening. Aguirre Espinoza was discovered in his vehicle with multiple gunshot wounds, having been apparently ambushed by … Read more