Legal News

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.

Federal judges blocked the administration from using a 1798 law for mass deportations, citing constitutional violations and lack of statutory authority for current immigration enforcement strategies.

Kennedy Center Board votes 7-2 to keep Trump inscription, defying federal judge's removal order and highlighting political tension over historical markers.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued a subpoena to Dr. Anthony Fauci, seeking financial records and COVID-19 guidance documents to investigate potential personal profit overlaps with public health decisions.

Florida is executing inmates at an accelerated rate compared to other states. The shift reflects changes in legal strategies and judicial approvals for lethal injections.

Florida authorities have charged a 91-year-old man with murdering his disabled wife. The suspect reportedly stated that killing her was fulfilling a promise not to place her in a nursing facility.

Florida authorities have charged a man with second-degree murder following an incident where he allegedly cut off another diver's surface-supplied air, resulting in death.

Tallahassee judge orders rewriting of Amendment 3 title and summary, citing political slogans instead of factual explanations. Measure remains on Nov ballot despite legal challenges from local governments.

Florida became the first state in nearly a decade to execute two inmates on the same day. Governor Ron DeSantis scheduled the lethal injections for former officer James Aren Duckett and octogenarian Dominick Occhicone at Florida State Prison.

A Marion County man faces murder charges after authorities say he used a leaf blower on his infant son, leading to fatal injuries and shaken baby syndrome.

Andrew Tate has issued a warning to President-elect Donald Trump regarding ongoing sex trafficking charges. Reports indicate ties between Tate and First Son Barron Trump may factor into potential interventions or public statements from the incoming administration.

Judge Eric Netcher rejects a 30-year plea agreement for Hassan Adeyemo, angering the victim's family and sparking a public dispute with AG James Uthmeier who called it a 'sweetheart deal'.