Colin Kalmbacher
Editor at Law and Crime
There is time to reflect and ponder/ As the chips fall away they may/ I will live for the sake of others/ So they can do the same
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5 days ago |
lawandcrime.com | Colin Kalmbacher
A Florida woman was recently arrested for repeatedly attacking her wife during an onslaught that began by shoving “cheesy nachos” down her pants, according to law enforcement in the Sunshine State. Allyson Swan, 39, stands accused of one count of battery causing bodily harm, St. Lucie County court records show.
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5 days ago |
lawandcrime.com | Colin Kalmbacher
The Trump administration‘s floated discussion of suspending the writ of habeas corpus immediately drew strong condemnation in the legal community.
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5 days ago |
lawandcrime.com | Colin Kalmbacher
A Texas judge on Friday gave the Trump administration a victory in an Alien Enemies Act (AEA) case by denying several immigrant detainees the ability to litigate their claims as a class, or collectively. In a 48-page order, U.S. District Judge James Hendrix, who was appointed by President Donald Trump during his first term, found the three petitioners were simply too “distinct” and “diverse” — in terms of facts, claims, and potential remedies — to make up a coherent class.
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5 days ago |
lawandcrime.com | Colin Kalmbacher
A San Francisco judge on Friday blocked the Trump administration from moving forward with ambitious plans to reorganize the federal government and fire large swaths of federal workers. In a 42-page order, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston, a Bill Clinton appointee, granted a temporary restraining order requested by a coalition of labor unions, nonprofit groups, and municipalities. The underlying litigation challenges President Donald Trump‘s Feb.
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6 days ago |
lawandcrime.com | Colin Kalmbacher
A federal judge in Baltimore pointedly rejected joint efforts by the government and a Jan. 6 defendant to apply President Donald Trump’s mass pardon to a related but discrete gun crime case. In a 19-page memorandum and order, U.S. District Judge James Kelleher Bredar, a Barack Obama appointee, found several basic arguments wholly unconvincing. The judge also found one of the more complex arguments a bit underdeveloped and directed the parties to file additional motions, offering one last chance.
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