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  • Judge dismisses charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, saying Todd Blanche spurred a ‘tainted investigation’

    05/22/2026 12:47:07 PM PDT · by janetjanet998 · 64 replies
    The criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia — the man the Trump administration deported to El Salvador last year despite a judge’s order barring his removal to the country – have been dismissed by a federal judge in Tennessee, who cited a “tainted investigation” by now-acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. When he was transported back to the US last year, Abrego Garcia was immediately charged with two counts over allegedly transporting unlawful migrants in 2022. His attorneys fought the charges, saying they should be dismissed because they were selective and vindictive because of the administration’s public missteps in deporting Abrego...
  • Federal judge blocks key portion of anti-riot law, targets DeSantis and three sheriffs

    09/09/2021 6:55:46 PM PDT · by blueplum · 19 replies
    Miami Herald ^ | 09 September 2021 | BY ANA CEBALLOS HERALD/TIMES TALLAHASSEE BUREAU
    A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked Gov. Ron DeSantis and three Florida sheriffs from enforcing a key portion of the state’s so-called anti-riot law, in part, because it “encourages arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement.” The definition of what constitutes a riot under a new state law pushed by the governor is too vague “to the point of unconstitutionality,” U.S. District Judge Mark Walker of Tallahassee wrote in his preliminary injunction order....
  • Federal judge: Florida's 'anti-riot' bill violates First Amendment rights

    09/09/2021 12:42:33 PM PDT · by rarestia · 37 replies
    BayNews9 ^ | 2:54 PM ET SEP. 09, 2021 | SPECTRUM NEWS STAFF
    ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida's new "anti-riot" law, championed by Florida lawmakers as a way to prevent violent protests, violates First Amendment rights. That's according to a federal judge, who blocked HB 1 Thursday. Chief Federal District Judge Mark Walker said the groups who brought the lawsuit demonstrated that the law chilled protest activities since it was enacted, because "the challenged law's confusing definition of 'riot' fails to give their members sufficient notice of what is prohibited or when they could be subject to arrest, such that their members do not wish to participate in future protests or have ceased organizing...