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Court asked to review prosecution of Jan. 6 participants, with implications for Trump

SCOTUSBlog

The law increased protections for investors and whistleblowers in the corporate-finance industry. Miller was charged with assaulting Capitol police, a felony, and disorderly conduct inside the Capitol building, a misdemeanor. Garrett Miller was one of thousands of Trump supporters arrested in the aftermath of Jan. Chiaverini v.

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“The First Amendment Does Not Apply”: A Response To The Letter Of Scholars In Rejecting Trump Arguments Under The First Amendment

JonathanTurley

If there is a single line that sums up the sense of legal impunity in the second Trump impeachment, it is that line from a letter sent by law professors to deny any basis for the former president to challenge his impeachment on free speech grounds. Ohio which are ultimately First Amendment cases. That raises cases like Brandenburg v.

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