New Orleans Rapper BG Fights to Stay on Supervised Release Amidst Permission Controversy

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – Attorneys representing Christopher Dorsey, better known as the New Orleans-born rapper BG, have requested that a federal judge allow the artist to remain on supervised release. Dorsey was recently arrested for allegedly violating the terms of his release from federal prison. In court filings on Friday, Dorsey’s lawyers argued that he had official permission to perform alongside prominent musicians, contradicting authorities’ claims. The arrest was prompted by a probation officer’s allegation that Dorsey failed to obtain clearance to perform at a concert in Las Vegas, Nevada, alongside rapper Lil Boosie in … Read more

Federal Judge Grants Gaetz and Greene Permission to Proceed with Lawsuit Against California Cities, Rejects Blame on Liberal Groups

Riverside and Anaheim, two cities in California, are facing a lawsuit from the ultraconservative Reps. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) over the cancellation of their political rallies. However, a federal judge allowed the suit to proceed against the cities but dismissed the legal action against liberal organizations that the lawmakers blamed for the cancellations. The judge criticized Gaetz and Greene for suing the groups, calling their allegations a “conspiracy theory” based on speculation. The lawsuit filed by Gaetz and Greene targeted both cities as well as organizations like the League of Women … Read more

Compassionate Gesture: Lawyer Grants Trump Permission to Attend Mother-in-Law’s Funeral and Testify

New York City, NY – President Donald Trump has been granted permission to attend his mother-in-law’s funeral and testify despite his current legal battles. The White House lawyer has given allowance for Trump to temporarily step away from his legal obligations. The decision comes amidst ongoing inquiries into the President’s alleged wrongdoings. Trump is facing multiple lawsuits and investigations, including the recently launched probe into his financial records. Despite the mounting pressure, the lawyer recognized the importance of honoring the President’s personal commitments and granted him the opportunity to attend the funeral. Critics argue that … Read more

Lawsuit Against Florida School District’s Book Ban Granted Permission to Proceed by Federal Judge

A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit against a Florida Panhandle school district can move forward over its removal of books about race and LGBTQ+ identities from library shelves. The Pensacola-based judge ruled on Wednesday that the writers’ group PEN America, publisher Penguin Random House, banned authors, and parents have standing to pursue their claims under the First Amendment’s free speech protections. However, the judge denied a claim under the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause. The federal lawsuit alleges that the Escambia County School District and its School Board are violating the First Amendment … Read more