Threats

Dunwoody Lawyer Faces Antisemitic Threats from Dissatisfied Former Client

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Dunwoody, Georgia – A criminal defense lawyer from Michael D. Barber & Associates recently reported receiving a threatening and antisemitic-laden phone call from a former client. The incident occurred on December 6 and was brought to the attention of the local authorities. Upon arrival at the law firm’s location on Independence Square, a responding Dunwoody officer had the opportunity to listen to a recording of the call. During the conversation, the suspect, identified as a 25-year-old Lilburn resident, expressed dissatisfaction with the legal services he had received. His motive appeared to be seeking retribution for … Read more

Giuliani Vows to Appeal “Absurd” Defamation Damages, Dismissing Role in Threats

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Washington, DC – Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani has expressed his intention to appeal against the damages awarded to election workers whom he defamed. In a defamation trial, a jury ordered Giuliani to pay nearly $150 million to the Georgia election workers for the harm caused by his defamatory statements following the 2020 election. Giuliani believes that the damages awarded are absurd and feels that the trial was unfair. Giuliani made these remarks outside the courtroom after the verdict was read. He described the amount he was ordered to pay as absurd, emphasizing … Read more

California Senators Propose New Legislation to Strengthen Red Flag Gun Laws and Prevent Access to Firearms by Potential Threats

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San Diego, California – Two California senators recently introduced legislation aimed at strengthening red flag gun laws. These laws allow individuals to petition a court to confiscate firearms from someone they believe poses a potential threat to themselves or others, often a family member or the police. Under red flag gun laws in states like California, community members must first file a petition in court to initiate the process of confiscating firearms from an individual of concern. A judge then reviews the petition and decides whether to grant or deny the request, which includes removing … Read more