EXPLAINER: Did Rittenhouse Lawyers Do Enough to Prevail?
Rittenhouse didn't wilt in roughly six hours on the stand as prosecutors worked to portray him as at fault for the violence that night.
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Here’s What Was Written on Derek Chauvin’s Hand as He Was Led Away in Cuffs
Shortly after the verdict was read, Chauvin was handcuffed and escorted out of the courtroom. That's when viewers noticed something was scribbled on his hands.
For Black Journalists, Working Chauvin Trial Drains Emotions
Covering the trial of ex-Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd is a particularly intense experience for Black journalists.
Ruling Stops Need for Small Film Permits at National Parks
A court in Washington ruled in January that the fees were unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
Court Approves Deal Between Union, Bankrupt Coal Company
The union contract requires the firm to maintain health care with some very minor changes.
Federal Court Restores DACA After Supreme Court Ruling
The program helps immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children to legally work and protects them from deportation.
Appeals Court Deals Second Blow to President’s Asylum Policy
The ruling has no immediate impact.
Patriots Owner’s Prostitution Case Heads to Appellate Court
Kraft is charged with misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution.
Former Casper WCDA Director Charged With Abusing Federal Funds
Scarborough was the federal programs director for WCDA from prior to 2009 until she was fired May 16, 2016.
Court: Montana Family Owns Dinosaur Fossils Worth Millions
The owners of the mineral rights appealed.