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Judge Probes Intent Behind Azoria Capital’s Lawsuit to Open Fed Meetings: Is It a Genuine Plea or Just a Publicity Stunt?

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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., raised concerns about a lawsuit aimed at compelling the Federal Reserve to publicly disclose its meetings on interest rate decisions. During a recent court hearing, Judge Beryl Howell questioned whether the case filed by Azoria Capital was merely a tactic to build publicity for the company’s newly launched investment fund. Judge Howell highlighted remarks made by Azoria’s CEO, James Fishback, during a Fox Business interview. The judge noted that Fishback spoke about the lawsuit on the program “Mornings with Maria,” prompting her to ponder the legitimacy of the complaint. … Read more

Legal Luminary Roy Black, Key Architect of Epstein’s Plea Deal, Passes Away at 80

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Coral Gables, Florida — Roy Black, a renowned criminal defense attorney recognized for his landmark legal work, has passed away at the age of 80 after a prolonged illness. His wife, Lea Black, confirmed his death, which occurred at their home on Monday. In a heartfelt post on Instagram, Lea thanked their supporters and mentioned plans for a tribute to honor his legacy. Black first captured national attention in 1991 when he represented William Kennedy Smith, the nephew of President John F. Kennedy, in a highly publicized rape trial that was broadcast live. His successful … Read more

Emotional Courtroom Showdown: DA Opposes Accused’s Plea to Visit Critically Ill Mother Abroad

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SAN FRANCISCO — A tense courtroom session unfolded Tuesday as the District Attorney opposed a request from an accused man seeking permission to travel to Bulgaria to visit his critically ill mother. The hearing took place in Department 9 of the San Francisco Hall of Justice, presided over by Judge Sylvia Husing. The accused, whose passport has been surrendered to the court due to the ongoing case, is seeking temporary access to it. His mother, who is reportedly in grave condition from heart disease and cancer, is the motivation for the travel request. The man’s … Read more

"Idaho Murders: Kohberger’s Guilty Plea Accepted as Victims’ Families Await Sentencing"

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BOISE, Idaho — Bryan Kohberger, facing multiple charges in connection with the murders of four University of Idaho students, entered a guilty plea during a recent court hearing. The judge accepted his plea, confirming that victims’ families would be permitted to speak during the sentencing phase. This pivotal moment in the ongoing legal saga unfolded in a courtroom where tension was palpable. Kohberger was asked by the judge if he was pleading guilty because he was, in fact, guilty. “Yes,” Kohberger replied, solidifying the gravity of his admission. The event marks a significant development in … Read more