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  • Donald Trump being sent to Rikers Island would cause ‘civil unrest’ - 'Can't control him'

    05/07/2024 9:42:47 AM PDT · by Tench_Coxe · 45 replies
    Donald Trump would likely be sent to New York City's largest jail, Rikers Island, if he is jailed for breaching another gag order, according to a legal expert.But Neama Rahmani, a former federal prosecutor at West Coast Trial Lawyers, exclusively told Daily Express US that Trump being sent to jail would likely cause “mass protests and civil unrest.”
  • JUST IN: Judge in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Rules Cameras Will Be Allowed During Entire Duration of Trial

    05/09/2026 5:34:31 AM PDT · by V_TWIN · 15 replies
    thegatewaypundit.com ^ | May 8, 2026 | Cristina Laila
    Judge Tony Graf on Friday rejected a request from Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin to ban cameras in the courtroom during the duration of the trial. The judge also pushed Kirk’s assassin Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing to July 6. Judge Tony Graf Jr. pushed accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing into July and rejected a bid to ban cameras from the courtroom, marking significant pretrial developments in the high-profile case. Graf moved the preliminary hearing to July 6 through July 10, and denied Robinson’s motion to ban cameras and electronic media from the courtroom, allowing continued media coverage as...
  • Federal Judge in Los Angeles Dismisses Terrorism Fund-Raising Case Against Seven Iranians

    06/21/2002 10:59:21 PM PDT · by TheOtherOne · 27 replies · 1,527+ views
    The Associated Press ^ | AP-ES-06-22-02 0122EDT
    Federal Judge in Los Angeles Dismisses Terrorism Fund-Raising Case Against Seven Iranians The Associated PressPublished: Jun 22, 2002 LOS ANGELES (AP) - A federal judge dismissed charges Friday against seven Iranians accused of using a charity scam to solicit $1 million for a terrorist group. U.S. District Court Judge Robert Takasugi said that unconstitutional measures were used to put the case together. In throwing out the 59-count indictment, Takasugi wrote that the government's system for designating a group as a terrorist organization violated the defendants' rights to due process. The designation thus cannot be used in the criminal prosecution, the...