News about Justice

Northern District of Texas becomes key venue for Trump DOJ and conservatives to challenge federal regulations through Judge Reed O'Connor.

Florida AG James Uthmeier is absent from a grand jury report investigating $10M in Medicaid funds used for political ads. Experts suggest this omission indicates he may be a target of the probe.

DeSantis administration claims leak was crime; Grand Jury found $10M from Medicaid settlement went to political committee fighting Amendment 3 without criminal charges filed.

Deloitte pays Florida more than $1M in DOJ-linked settlement regarding alleged discriminatory diversity, equity and inclusion policies across state contracts.

A 50-year-old Florida golfer faces felony child abuse charges after allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old during a round, stemming from a dispute over the teen's slow pace of play on the course.

Voters face uncertainty as a Supreme Court decision intersects with ongoing lawsuits against Trump’s voting orders, complicating the mail-in ballot process nationwide.

A U.S. Air Force major faces historic charges for criticizing President Trump regarding Iran, marking the first prosecution under Article 88 against an officer of his rank.

President Trump’s lawyers threaten to sue the Center for American Progress over a report finding no evidence supporting recent National Guard deployments, escalating political tensions.

Amoye Jameison faces organized fraud charges in Florida after allegedly stealing $8,000 from a senior citizen, highlighting elder abuse concerns.

An administrative law judge has ordered a Florida public school teacher reinstated with back pay after she was suspended for comments about Charlie Kirk. The court ruled that her speech did not materially disrupt school operations, challenging the district's justification for the disciplinary action.

E. Jean Carroll secures a major victory at the U.S. Supreme Court as justices reject key arguments from Donald Trump’s legal team in their continuing civil dispute over allegations of assault and defamation.

A Florida jury is hearing evidence that a Microsoft executive's murder was a premeditated ambush orchestrated by his ex-wife and her husband, driven by years of religious conflict over their children.