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3 hours agoSam Bankman-Fried's Parents Plead With Trump To Free Son
Bankman-Fried's parents maintain his innocence and appeal to Trump, highlighting their son's potential contributions if released.
In a column for National Review, McCarthy reminded readers of a point he has previously made: Assuming there is an indictment, whether now or in the near future, if Lemon is going to have to try to get the case thrown out on a pretrial motion to dismiss; the First Amendment does not protect a journalist from being charged with a crime; it may protect him from being convicted.
* "Firms that aren't willing or able to compete with the highest-paying players are instead competing on flexibility." Which is, frankly, the right business strategy. [ Law.com] * A lawyer for the Korean workers rounded up by ICE - throwing the whole U.S.-South Korean economic alliance in turmoil - says they all had legal visas at the time. Because of course that's how this turns out. [ AP]
Prosecutors are considering new charges against Lucy Letby relating to additional deaths and non-fatal collapses of babies at hospitals where she worked, based on further evidence.
this prosecution, using specific Terrorism Act legislation, is the first of its kind and should act as a warning to all art dealers that we can, and will, pursue those who knowingly do business with people identified as funders of terrorist groups.