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Federal Judge Appears Ready to Reimpose Jan. 6 ‘Disinformation’ Monitoring
Senior US District Judge Reggie Walton ordered probationer Daniel Goodwyn to ’show cause' for why he should not reimpose the ill-fated computer monitoring.
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Jan. 6 Judge Blocked From Trying to Police ‘Disinformation’
A judge focused on Jan. 6 cases was prevented from acting as a so-called Ministry of Truth, after a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals.
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US Court of Appeals Strikes Down Use of Jail and Probation for Jan. 6 ‘Parading’ Misdemeanor
A federal appeals court strikes down the use of “split sentences” in Jan. 6 cases—imposing jail time and probation for petty-offense misdemeanors such as “parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.”
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Court Rules in Favor of Warrantless Cellphone Search
A high court upheld a warrantless cellphone search, but only for a minimally invasive investigation as part of an arrest.
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Federal Judge Appears Ready to Reimpose Jan. 6 ‘Disinformation’ Monitoring
Senior US District Judge Reggie Walton ordered probationer Daniel Goodwyn to ’show cause' for why he should not reimpose the ill-fated computer monitoring.
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Jan. 6 Judge Blocked From Trying to Police ‘Disinformation’
A judge focused on Jan. 6 cases was prevented from acting as a so-called Ministry of Truth, after a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals.
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US Court of Appeals Strikes Down Use of Jail and Probation for Jan. 6 ‘Parading’ Misdemeanor
A federal appeals court strikes down the use of “split sentences” in Jan. 6 cases—imposing jail time and probation for petty-offense misdemeanors such as “parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.”
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Court Rules in Favor of Warrantless Cellphone Search
A high court upheld a warrantless cellphone search, but only for a minimally invasive investigation as part of an arrest.
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