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Jacob Gold filed an emergency request in November to get the court's permission to register for spring classes, or he would be forced to take strictly online courses or drop out of college.

To date, Trump has made at least four assertions of executive privilege since leaving office in an attempt to block the release of sensitive information.

Anthony Westerman was sentenced to house arrest for sexual assault after the judge said there was no evidence of psychological injury to the victim.

"I think it's a fair bet to say we're either going to have a verdict this morning or they're going to claim they're hung," attorney John Birdsall said.

Legal experts told Newsweek the questions are "an early, hopeful sign that [the jurors] are working together to reach unanimity."

Blake said he hopes that regardless of the verdict, people in Kenosha won't riot in response: "It's not going to fix anything."

Judge Bruce Schroeder said ever since he tried a case with "bad optics" around picking which jurors would deliberate, he has had the "almost universal policy."

"Judge Todd abandoned her judicial role to become an advocate," commission attorney Elizabeth Bern told the nine-judge panel in opening arguments.

"The court is not going to single out any particular individual or group of individuals as not being allowed into his courtroom," the judge said.

Following the shooting that left 26 people dead, Jones frequently claimed it was a "hoax" and that the victims' parents were "crisis actors."

The misdemeanor charge, which is punishable by up to nine months behind bars, was expected to be the easiest charge for prosecutors to prove.

Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder has been accused of making racist jokes and being biased towards the 18-year-old defendant.

The announcement was made regarding the overturning of the mandate, which was set forth by Governor Greg Abbott in May.

This is the second time the defense team has failed to get the misdemeanor gun possession charge dropped. Rittenhouse also faces several felony charges.

"I'd like to say to this honorable judge and court how much I apologize for this mistake," Juan Carlos Dávila-Bonilla said.

An Alabama judge accused of making racist and offensive comments in the workplace was removed from office.

The task of selecting the jury resembles the trial of Derek Chauvin as video evidence becomes the focal point and potential jurors worry for their safety.

The commission said the proposal of imposing term limits on Supreme Court justices had "the most widespread and bipartisan support."

The maximum penalty Scheller could have been issued was a forfeiture of two-thirds of his monthly pay for 12 months and a letter of reprimand.

Justice Adam Germain suggested the pastor uses phrases such as "I am aware that the views I am expressing to you may not be held by medical experts."

"This is me accepting accountability. But it deeply pains me that my senior leaders are incapable of being as courageous," Scheller told the judge.

The men were sentenced to 45 days in jail for turning a protest into a "violent occupation of the U.S. Capitol," the judge said.

"This is an important and hard-fought victory. We're thrilled that the Montana District Court preliminarily blocked these unconstitutional laws," said Planned Parenthood.

The California Supreme Court threw out Peterson's death penalty sentencing last year, and a Superior Court judge said she will resentence him in December.

The questionnaires "may trigger even more conversations about the case, with consequent opinion formation," Judge Bruce Schroeder said.

The judge blamed the delays on "the State Department's complete cessation of adjudicating diversity visa applications for five months."

Court-appointed federal monitor Steve J. Martin blasted New York City officials for presenting "not one" concrete solution to ongoing security concerns.

"I cannot sit idly by while this Court shrinks a legal right of the people of Alabama to the vanishing point," Alabama Chief Justice Tom Parker wrote.

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that Clinton Young's right to a fair trial was violated due to a paid agreement between the prosecutor and the judge.

Judge Beth Bloom said the involvement of anti-immigrant groups in passing the law meant it was made to "promote and ratify the racist views" of those groups.