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Former Williams-Sonoma Executive Pleads Guilty To Fraud And Money Laundering Conspiracies That Caused Over $16 Million In Losses

SAN FRANCISCO – Eric Marsiglia pleaded guilty today in federal court to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and honest services wire fraud, and o...

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Amnesty International warns of rising authoritarian risk in Zambia ahead of elections

Amnesty International on Monday urged candidates in Zambia’s upcoming August 13 general elections to show a clear and genuine commitment to reversing the nation’s troubling authoritarian slide, warnin...

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Lawsuit against deputy accused of throwing diabetic man to ground will continue

A federal judge said a lawsuit brought by a diabetic man who says a sheriff’s deputy threw him to the ground may proceed.

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Former DNC Fundraiser: Major Democratic Donors are Done With Kamala Harris

“Kamala Harris is living in fantasyland… [thinking] that big donors would bet on her again” Lindi Li is a former DNC fundraiser who became quite vocal after the 2024 presidential election, slamming th...

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Biglaw Flirts With Private Equity, Because Ruining Everything Else Wasn’t Enough — See Also

Biglaw Wants Private Equity's Money -- Ask Your Vet How That Turned Out:The same 'management services' trick that swallowed your dog's clinic is now knocking on Paul Weiss's door.That's Some Catch, Th...

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Illegal Alien With Multiple Deportations and Felony Convictions Charged for Illegal Reentry

LAS VEGAS– A Honduran national who has a drug-related felony conviction and was previously convicted for illegal reentry made his initial court appearance today to face charges of illegally reentering...

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Trump order directs Justice Department to sue states over vaccine exemptions

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday urging states to scale back school immunization requirements and directing the attorney general to pursue litigation against states that fail to...

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Retrial over deadly Trader Joe’s shooting in Los Angeles kicks off

A South LA man wasn't present for the second trial seeking to convict him for murder under the 'provocative act theory' during a shootout with the police.

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7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Devastates Western Colombia, Killing More Than 100

Meanwhile, there are signs of Increased activity at the nation’s Puracé volcano. A devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing over 100 people, wrecking hundreds of...

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Nine Was Never Sacred

Congress just stopped changing it.The postNine Was Never Sacredappeared first onAbove the Law.

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Registered sex offender arrested on new child pornography charges

U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced today that Eric A. Brown, 42, of Jamestown, NY, was arrested and charged by criminal complaint with distribution and possession of child pornography, which ca...

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Big pharma sues to block Illinois drug discount law

The drug manufacturers argue the state law is preempted by a federal law requiring them to sell certain drugs at discounted rates for non-profit hospitals and clinics.

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A Practical Framework For Optimizing Your Firm’s Content For AI Answer Engines

If your bios, practice pages, and thought leadership aren't structured for AI to read, cite, and recommend, you're invisible at the moment of consideration.The postA Practical Framework For Optimizing...

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Genesee County man sentenced for possession of machineguns

U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo announced today that Peter Celentano, 37, of Bergen, NY, who was convicted of illegal possession of machineguns, was sentenced to serve 41 months in prison by U.S. Dist...

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Judge dismisses Trump suit over DEI policy in Minneapolis Public Schools

While dismissing the suit, the judge signaled the district's race-based protections would likely fail on their merits.

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Alaskan fishing management on the hook in Ninth Circuit

Oceana challenged five amendments the National Marine Fisheries Service made to management plans for fish offshore Alaska.

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California high court requires lower courts to provide official record in indigent cases

The decision leans heavily on a 2018 decision by the state Supreme Court, which held that a valid method to create a record must be available to indigent litigants when requested.

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Federal judge rules Forest Service violated law by allowing off-road events in coastal marten habitat

The coastal marten, a rare orange-furred carnivore native to the forests of Oregon and Northern California, was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 2020 after losing much of its h...

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Captain of capsized New York boat hit with federal charges for accident that killed 5-month-old

Manuel Hernandez faces two counts of what is commonly referred to as seaman’s manslaughter, and faces up to 10 years in prison for each charge.

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California Supreme Court sides with oil refiner in local tax dispute

Carson's administrative procedures for seeking a refund of the city's oil industry business license tax undermines the purpose of a state law that imposes uniform procedures, the court said.

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