Probes

Federal Judge Probes Arguments in Controversial Removal Case for San Mateo County Sheriff

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In San Francisco, a federal judge expressed skepticism regarding an attorney’s plea to halt an impending hearing aimed at removing San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus, who faces allegations of corruption. The hearing, set to begin on August 18, is part of an enforcement process under Measure A, an amendment approved by local voters earlier this year. During a session lasting about 30 minutes, Attorney Wilson Leung argued that the removal proceedings could infringe upon Corpus’s constitutional rights as an elected official, thereby causing her “irreparable harm.” His request to delay or cancel the hearing … Read more

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

Judge Probes Potential Gag Order Breach in Bryan Kohberger’s High-Profile Murder Case

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Moscow, Idaho — The judge presiding over Bryan Kohberger’s upcoming trial for the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students is actively seeking to identify individuals who may have breached a gag order by leaking sensitive information about the case. Fourth District Judge Steven Hippler issued this directive during a pretrial hearing on Wednesday, emphasizing the importance of maintaining courtroom integrity. Judge Hippler has requested that both prosecution and defense teams compile a list of anyone who may have accessed previously undisclosed details regarding Kohberger’s internet search history. These details were made public in … Read more

Grand Jury Probes Brunswick DA’s Financial Woes Amid Failed County Negotiations

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BRUNSWICK, Ga. — Financial turmoil and strained relations with local government have thrust the District Attorney’s Office of the Brunswick Judicial Circuit into the spotlight following a comprehensive grand jury investigation. The office, under the direction of District Attorney Keith Higgins, is currently mired in a significant financial dispute with Glynn County over unreimbursed payroll expenses amounting to around $936,000. Since taking office four years ago, Higgins has seen the budget for his office, funded by five Georgia counties including Glynn and Camden, double compared to his predecessor’s tenure. Initially receiving $600,000 annually, the budget … Read more