procedural

Lawsuit Accusing Mike Tyson of 1991 Rape Dropped; Plaintiff Cites Procedural Issues

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Saratoga Springs, NY — A woman who had accused Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight boxing champion, of raping her in a limousine back in 1991 has decided to withdraw her lawsuit, according to a recent court filing. The legal documents submitted to U.S. District Court revealed that the plaintiff’s decision was communicated to Tyson’s lawyer, Daniel Rubin, by her legal representative. The case dismissal was confirmed in a letter dated March 7, addressed to Judge Mitchell Katz, highlighting the plaintiff’s intention to voluntarily discontinue the lawsuit. The announcement marks a significant turn in a case … Read more

Marathon Court Session Unravels as Jefferson County Judge Sues Quorum Court Over Procedural Disputes

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PINE BLUFF, Ark. — In an extensive legal battle in Pine Bluff, a nearly 10-hour testimony unfolded on Thursday before Special Judge Randy Wright in the Second Division of the 11th West Circuit Court. The case involves County Judge Gerald Robinson suing the entire Quorum Court of Jefferson County, alleging that the governing body has been operating illegally without an updated procedural ordinance since January 2023. Robinson’s lawsuit, part of a series initiated since 2022 against justices of the peace or other elected officials, claims malpractice over the Quorum Court operating under an outdated 2021 … Read more