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Cup Foods Cashier Testifies George Floyd Appeared to Be 'High,' Never-Before-Seen Footage Shown to Court

New surveillance footage from the store where Floyd allegedly used a fake bill before his confrontation with the police has been revealed.

 By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal  April 2, 2021

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Federal Court Rules Americans Have 'No Right to Carry Arms Openly in Public'

'We will be seeking Supreme Court review in order to overturn the Ninth Circuit’s erroneous decision,' an attorney said.

 By Erin Coates, The Western Journal  March 25, 2021

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Watch Jen Psaki Struggle to Get Through Brutal Line of Questioning About Border from Fox's Peter Doocy

White House press secretary Jen Psaki sparred with Fox's Doocy about the border crisis, which the White House is downplaying.

 By Cameron Arcand, The Western Journal  March 22, 2021

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Lawyer Has Infantile Fit of Rage, Quits Zoom Meeting in Middle of Court Hearing

Louisville attorney Shameka O'Neil faced legal consequences after her recent outburst during a Zoom court hearing.

 By Taylor Penley, The Western Journal  March 22, 2021

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Unmasked: COVID-19 Pandemic Exacerbates Tension in Yearslong Custody Battle

A woman's photo of herself without a mask subjected her to criticism from the judge overseeing the custody battle.

 By Samantha Kamman, The Western Journal  March 21, 2021

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Venezuela's Undermining of Indep Judiciary Offers Cautionary Tale to Dems' SCOTUS Court Packing Scheme

'The hyper-partisan fixing of the [Supreme] Court quickly devastated Venezuela’s constitutional structure,' according to First Liberty Institute.

 By Randy DeSoto  March 16, 2021

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Zoom Hearing Takes Terrifying Turn When Court Discovers Alleged Abuser Inside Victim's Own Home

The hearing proceeded for some seven minutes before Deborah Davis, representing Lindsey, voiced a concern based on what she'd seen.

 By Amanda Thomason, The Western Journal  March 12, 2021

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George Floyd Juror Dismissed Over Concerns Rioters Would Attack His Home and Family

One potential juror in the upcoming George Floyd murder trial was let go after he said he was fearful of mob violence.

 By Kipp Jones, The Western Journal  March 10, 2021

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Chief Justice Roberts Yanks The Reins as SCOTUS Delivers Overwhelming First Amendment Win

Hardly a stalwart on judicial restraint, Roberts panned the massive free speech ruling as a 'radical expansion' of the federal judiciary.

 By Andrew J. Sciascia, The Western Journal  March 10, 2021

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Report: Judge Refuses to Evict Fentanyl Dealer, Worried Somebody Might Get COVID If Sheriffs Execute Court Order

Even though seniors and children were in close contact with the fentanyl dealers, the judge refused to take action, according to a report.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  March 8, 2021

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Footage Shows Cops Just Standing By as Bounty Hunters Terrorize the Wrong Man

A young father was terrorized at home by armed bounty hunters, and police officers watched it happen.

 By Garion Frankel, The Western Journal  February 28, 2021

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Breaking Ballot Audit News: AZ Judge Rules Lawmakers Can Have Nov. 3 Results Reviewed

'Judge ruled our Subpoena is valid. We will conduct a forensic audit of the Maricopa County Election,' state Sen. Warren Petersen said.

 By Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal  February 26, 2021

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FL Lawyer Who Dressed as Grim Reaper May Be in Trouble After Laughable COVID Lawsuit

Daniel Uhlfelder made a name for himself by playing political games. Finally, the consequences of his actions are catching up to him.

 By Garion Frankel, The Western Journal  February 12, 2021

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Judge Dismisses Charges of Hairstylists Who Defied Gov. Whitmer's Lockdown at the State Capitol

'People need to understand they should not be scared or intimidated. We have our constitutional right to speak out in opposition.'

 By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal  February 11, 2021

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Dems Considering Packing Lower Courts to Erase Trump Legacy

Schumer is scheming to erase Trump's legacy.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  February 3, 2021

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Mike Huckabee: It's Day 2 and Biden Is Already Becoming a Disaster for Democrats

'If enough lawsuits are filed, Biden’s agenda could be blocked in the courts until Republicans can take back Congress and the White House.'

 By Mike Huckabee, The Western Journal  January 21, 2021

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Cuomo Suffers Significant Court Loss After Challenge from Restaurant Owners Angry About Being Shut Down

The ruling said there had been 'irreparable injury' to the restaurants impacted by the indoor dining ban in New York.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  January 15, 2021

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Report: BLM Activist Who Helped Storm Capitol Arrested, Charged

A Black Lives Matter activist who allegedly joined the Capitol incursion is facing charges for his role in the rioting.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  January 14, 2021

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Joe Manchin Reiterates His Promise Not to Pack the Court or End the Filibuster

Senator Joe Manchin just made his move to consolidate political power among moderates in the 117th Congress.

 By Andrew J. Sciascia, The Western Journal  January 12, 2021

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New York Gym Owner Scores Major Court Win Over Cuomo's COVID Restrictions

Robbie Dinero, a New York gym owner who has been battling his state's lockdown rules, has won a round in court.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  December 24, 2020

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US Judge Releases Ex-Osama bin Laden Henchman Early Because His Obesity Makes COVID 'Significantly More Risky'

His lawyer said his 'continued incarceration now significantly increases his risk of infection, which could wreak disastrous health outcomes.'

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  December 11, 2020