Jeopardy

Visa Extension Error Puts H-1B Holder’s Future in Jeopardy: A Cautionary Tale Highlighting the Importance of Oversight

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After a clerical oversight in the processing of a critical visa extension, an H-1B visa holder faces significant disruptions in his career path and must now make the challenging decision to leave the United States. The immigrant, who detailed his predicament on social media, indicated that the lapse occurred due to his attorney’s failure to timely submit necessary paperwork. Although his H1B visa expired on January 25, 2025, the error was only recognized in March, prompting an immediate cessation of his work. The worker revealed that an attempt was made to rectify the situation through … Read more

Sony Triumphs in Court to Regain ‘Jeopardy!’ and ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Distribution Rights from CBS

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Los Angeles — In a significant legal ruling, Sony Pictures Television has been granted the right by a Los Angeles judge to take control of the distribution of popular game shows “Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune.” This decision marks a crucial shift away from the shows’ long-time distributor, CBS, and may impact how audiences access these beloved programs. The legal conflict began when Sony decided to terminate its distribution agreement with CBS in August, following which Sony initiated a lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that CBS, owned by Paramount Global, was engaging in unauthorized licensing and … Read more

Jury Selection Advances in Karen Read’s High-Profile Murder Retrial, Defense Seeks Supreme Court Intervention on Double Jeopardy Claim

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DEDHAM, Mass. — As the fourth day of jury selection concluded on Friday in the retrial of Karen Read, a total of 10 jurors have been selected, evenly comprised of five men and five women. The case is gaining heightened attention as it heads toward a full jury of 16 members. Meanwhile, Read’s defense team is taking a critical legal step, seeking intervention from the highest court in the land. In a significant move, the defense counsel for Karen Read filed a plea with the Supreme Court late Thursday. They are contesting the retrial on … Read more

Sexual Assault Charge Dismissed in Casper Due to Double Jeopardy Concerns, Judge Rules

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CASPER, Wyo. — Prosecutors have dropped a sexual assault charge against a Casper man after a judge highlighted concerns regarding double jeopardy, which could have been violated if the state proceeded with a retrial based on the same evidence. The decision was influenced by a prior split jury verdict, necessitating the dismissal to comply with constitutional protections. Marcus Dean Grayson was initially indicted last summer facing allegations of first-degree and second-degree sexual assault, stemming from a singular incident. These charges were presented in different theories but were grounded on the same set of facts. During … Read more