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Andrew Tate’s Latest Jail Claim Falls Apart (opens the original)
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Andrew Tate and his brother are once again trying to litigate their extradition case on social media—and this time the claim earned a Community Note.Tate says the United Kingdom had 60 days to provide the “evidence” against him, that more than 70 days have now passed, and that nobody has shown him anything. But that is not what the U.S.-UK extradition treaty requires.The treaty gave the UK 60 days to submit its formal extradition request and supporting materials to the United States. The federal
This Epstein Lawsuit Is Different — And It Could Uncover New Victims (opens the original)
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A new federal lawsuit involving Jeffrey Epstein is different from nearly every case that came before it.Two anonymous plaintiffs are seeking to represent a class of people whose images allegedly appeared in Epstein’s collection — including potential victims who may never have been told those images existed. The complaint argues that some victims cannot pursue legal claims because they do not even know they are victims.The lawsuit also reaches back to the original Palm Beach investigation, allegi
Broadview Six Prosecutor Quits DOJ to Defend Herself (opens the original)
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A federal prosecution collapses. A judge says she has never seen grand-jury conduct like it. And now the veteran prosecutor at the center of the controversy has retired from the Justice Department so she can defend herself — and tell the court what her bosses knew.Sheri Mecklenburg acknowledges making mistakes during the prosecution of the Broadview Six, including improperly vouching for the government’s case. But her new filing potentially pushes the controversy higher up the chain. Now Judge A
Taxpayers Paid for Trump’s Propaganda. Is It Illegal? (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has apparently found a way to make American taxpayers pay for a television commercial praising Donald Trump. The 30-second ad looks and sounds like campaign propaganda, features a testimonial from the Republican National Convention, and ends with one extraordinary disclosure: “Paid for by the U.S. Government.” So is it merely shameless, or actually illegal?In this video, I examine the strongest legal theories: Congress’s ban on taxpayer-funded propaganda, the Purpose Statute, the An
Trump’s DOJ Is Now 0 for 25 in Voter-Roll Cases (opens the original)
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The scoreboard is getting hard to ignore: 0 for 25.The Justice Department has been suing states to obtain unredacted voter-registration data, including sensitive personal information. And after a brand-new ruling out of Washington State, DOJ has now lost all 25 of the cases that judges have decided.But the most remarkable part of this latest case may be what happened in court. When the judge asked whether Washington’s case was factually different from the other cases DOJ had already lost, the go
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