Jorge Gonzalez Ochoa, 27, was taken into custody by ICE agents in Iowa City in September. He had allegedly presented false documents in order to obtain employment.
(KNSI) – A Diocese of St. Cloud Catholic Priest made his first court appearance on Monday, just weeks after being accused of forcing a woman to have a sexual relationship with him while he provided ...
A federal appeals court on Monday afternoon overturned a lower court’s order that had blocked the Trump administration from deploying the military in Portland. Two judges on the three-judge panel of ...
Elon Musk and Tesla Inc. are back at the Delaware Chancery Court this week for a hearing on some of the remaining claims of corporate wrongdoing filed there before the electric vehicle-maker’s ...
Moments after dismissing a lawsuit three V.I. Elections Board members and one former senatorial candidate brought against the board’s chair, V.I. Superior Court Judge Alphonso Andrews Jr. said it was ...
The Deportation Defense Network recently estimated that more than 20 people have been taken into custody by ICE outside state courthouses in, Newport and at the traffic tribunal in Cranston since July ...
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Convicted killer Steven Lorenzo back in court for competency hearing after being sent to death row
TAMPA, Fla. - On Thursday morning, the man convicted of one of the most infamous crimes in Tampa was back in court. Steven Lorenzo has admitted to torturing and murdering two men. He asked for the ...
Fabian Ferrante appeared in court on Thursday where his bail was imposed for his charge related to the July 5 murder case.
DiAnna Schimek and 13 McCook residents are suing state government officials to prevent the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility from opening at the Work Ethic Camp in McCook, Nebraska.They are ...
The judge in Lighthiser v. Trump described climate change as a “children’s health emergency,” but found that the young plaintiffs lacked standing and the court did not have the authority to grant the ...
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s ruling comes as Kirsten Carabin is in a legal battle with her old firm, Carabin Shaw, over the use of her surname.
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