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Justice Department Seeks to Represent Trump in January 6 Legal Battles

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Washington, D.C. — In a significant legal maneuver, the Justice Department has announced its intention to intervene on behalf of former President Donald Trump in connection with lawsuits stemming from the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots. This move underscores the complex legal and political dimensions these cases present, involving accusations that Trump’s rhetoric incited the violence. The department’s decision to seek a role in these proceedings is rooted in its assertion that a president’s comments made while in office are part of his official duties. This perspective aligns with existing legal precedents that grant certain … Read more

Memphis Shooting Suspect Requests Delay, Chooses to Represent Himself in Trial for Capital Murder Charges

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In a pronounced turn of events, a Tennessee man facing charges for a series of shootings in Memphis, which tragically resulted in three fatalities, has chosen to represent himself in court. 22-year-old Ezekiel Kelly, initially represented by private attorneys, now seeks additional time to prepare his defense, citing the need to thoroughly review evidence presented against him. During a courtroom appearance on Tuesday, Kelly informed Shelby County Judge James Jones Jr. that he requires more time to access jail computers to review the extensive evidence, which includes thousands of pages and over … Read more

Shooting Spree Suspect Seeks to Represent Himself in Court, Requests Judge’s Approval

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Austin, Texas — In an unexpected turn during a recent court appearance, the man accused of orchestrating a violent shooting spree across multiple locations in Texas indicated his desire to dismiss his legal representation and proceed by representing himself. The suspect, who faces numerous charges resulting from the incidents that tragically took several lives and left various others injured, conveyed his request directly to the presiding judge. The legal community and public spectators are watching closely, as self-representation in such serious matters is both uncommon and highly risky. Legal experts argue that the complexity of … Read more

LDS Church Seeks Dismissal of Tithing Lawsuit, Claiming Plaintiffs Do Not Represent Entire Membership

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Salt Lake City, Utah — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) is actively seeking to dismiss a lawsuit regarding its tithing practices, asserting that the plaintiffs involved do not accurately represent the entirety of its membership. The lawsuit, which questions the transparency and use of tithed funds, has stirred up significant discussion about the financial operations of one of the world’s most financially opaque religious organizations. The plaintiffs in the case have raised concerns over how the LDS Church reports and utilizes the substantial tithing income it receives from its members. Tithing, … Read more