Author : KATIE BO WILLIAMS Posted : The hill , 18-05-2017 The Justice Department has appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller as special counsel
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Punishing those who help refugees – ‘a perverse logic’
Author: Maria Christoph Posted: 18/5/2017 Refugee aid workers have received awards around the world for their service. Just this April, German Chancellor Angela Merkel
China Rights Lawyer Recants Torture Allegations in High Profile Case
Posted on VOA – Tuesday 9th May, 2017 Author: Not Available In a surprising reversal, Chinese human rights lawyer Xie Yang
Sanctuary Cities Face Aid Cuts as Justice Dept. Tightens Screws
Author : CHARLIE SAVAGE Posted : APRIL 21, 2017 WASHINGTON — The Trump administration escalated its confrontation with so-called sanctuary cities that
Replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Another Democrat? Newsmax CEO Thinks Trump Should
Author : IAN MASON Posted : 18 Apr 2017 BREITBART Chris Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax and an early backer of President Donald
THE MEMO: Trump set to notch needed win with Gorsuch
Author : NIALL STANAGE Posted : 04/03/17 the HILL President Trump is on the brink of scoring his first big win, with
Path to 60 narrows for Trump pick
Author : JORDAIN CARNEY Posted : 03/27/17 THE HILL Senate Democrats emboldened by the GOP’s failure to repeal and replace ObamaCare are
Top Navy official among eight charged with corruption in salacious bribery case
Author : ELLEN MITCHELL 03/14/17 The hill he Justice Department unsealed an indictment Tuesday charging eight current and former Navy officials with corruption and
Obama-appointed US attorney fired by Trump after refusing to resign
Author :BROOKE SEIPEL Posted : 03/11/17 the HILL Preet Bharara, one of the most high-profile federal prosecutors in the country, said Saturday
Defiant U.S. prosecutor fired by Trump administration
Author : Andy Sullivan and Mark Hosenball | WASHINGTON Posted :Sat Mar 11, 2017 A prominent U.S. prosecutor said the Trump administration fired him on Saturday
Sessions asks 46 Obama-era US attorneys to resign
Αuthor : LYDIA WHEELER Posted : 03/10/17 The Hill Attorney General Jeff Sessions has asked dozens of U.S. attorneys appointed by former President Obama
Why Russia’s New ‘Thaw’ Isn’t Really a Thaw
8.3.2017 By: Moscow Times/Daria Litvinova Russian courts are unexpectedly vacating one high-profile conviction after another. President Putin has pardoned a woman imprisoned
White House official attacks court after legal setbacks on immigration
Reporting by Doina Chiacu and Julia Harte Writing by Doina Chiacu Editing by Andrea Ricci and Alan Crosby 12/02/2017 A White House
Alexei Navalny’s Sisyphean Battle
Author :Eva Hartog Posted :Feb 8, 2017 A suspended sentence for a leading Putin critic surprised no one, and it isn’t about to end
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Donald Trump’s Travel Ban
The temporary restraining order applies nationwide. Date : 02/03/2017 SEATTLE/BOSTON, Feb 3 (Reuters) – A federal judge in Seattle on Friday granted a nationwide temporary
Democrats line up against Trump’s Supreme Court pickL
BY JONATHAN EASLEY 01/31/17 The Hill Democrats in the Senate quickly rallied in opposition to President Trump’s selection of Neil Gorsuch to succeed
Conservatives press Trump on Supreme Court pick
BY ALEXANDER BOLTON – 01/12/17 The Hil Influential conservatives are pressing President-elect Donald Trump to nominate Bill Pryor, a judge feared and disdained by liberals
Terror suspect ‘linked to Osama Bin Laden’ wins battle with Home Office to stay in UK
Author: Lucy Pasha-Robinson, Posted: 3/ 1/ 2017 A disabled terror suspect previously linked to Osama Bin Laden has won a 21-year legal battle to remain in
EU terror law risks making protest a crime
Author: Nikolaj Nielsen Posted: November 30 2016 A new anti-terror law backed by EU states contains rules that could be used to crack down
EU terror law risks making protest a crime
Author: Nikolaj Nielsen Posted: November 30 2016 A new anti-terror law backed by EU states contains rules that could be used to crack down on
Poland’s government celebrates its accomplishments
Author: Gerhard Gnauck Posted: 16/11/2016 Poland’s conservative government is marking its first year of power with self-praise. The voters are still on