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Key prosecutors departing may indicate lengthy delays in Trump's classified documents case trial.

Trump's lawyers claim juror misconduct affected his conviction verdict, while prosecutors reject the notion as unsupported hearsay.

Prosecutors reject Trump's claims of unfair charges related to classified documents.

Selective prosecution and resistance to government's efforts distinguishes Trump's case.

Trump's lawyer demanded that he be allowed to present part of his own closing argument in his civil fraud trial, but was denied.

Trump launched into a broadside against the court and the prosecutors, claiming he was being persecuted and that this was election interference.

The extradition of a criminal involved in a murder case is stuck due to disagreement between Maricopa County and Manhattan prosecutors.

The County Attorney Rachel Mitchell in Arizona refuses to send the criminal back to New York due to distrust in keeping him in custody.

Prosecutors can access recordings and materials from interviews involving Karen Read as part of preparations for her retrial.

Prosecutors in Arizona will not retry rancher after mistrial in murder case involving a migrant on his property.

Prosecutors filed a late motion seeking to prevent Hunter Biden from introducing evidence about inaccuracies in the gun purchase form.

Judge ruled evidence can be used in Clenney's murder trial despite previous issues with attorney-client privilege.

Prosecutors prioritize clarity and credibility over drama, impacting their approach to cases and campaign strategies.

Prosecutors clash with Judge Aileen Cannon over Trump documents case.

Special Counsel mocks court's handling of Presidential Records Act, threatens mandamus.

Issues with proposed jury instructions in the case potentially leading to distorted outcomes.

California has practically ended capital punishment despite it being in law, but some inmates remain on death row.

Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen is preparing to request a change in penalties for 14 inmates due to concerns over racial bias.

Donald Trump spoke at a rally filled with misleading statements regarding his criminal conviction, attacking prosecutors and Democrats while portraying immigrants negatively.

The federal judge denied the request to bar Trump from making statements due to procedural failures by prosecutors.

Prosecutors defer decision on Trump's sentencing delay request to the judge amid the upcoming election.

The Manhattan criminal trial of Donald J. Trump is partly a referendum on his tactics during his first presidential campaign.

Donald Trump's involvement in the Cohen reimbursement scheme was due to his micromanagement and cheapskate behavior.

A federal appeals court has denied Twitter's request to block prosecutors from accessing former President Donald Trump's account information.

Twitter was fined at least $350,000 for resisting the subpoena and was unable to inform Trump about the search warrant.

Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey faces trial charged with bribery, implicating his wife as a key collaborator in the alleged corruption scheme.

Legal experts doubt clear conflict of interest was demonstrated in the hearing

Testimony from a former friend of Ms. Willis contradicted the timeline presented by the prosecutors

The effort to disqualify the prosecutors in Trump's election interference case is based on the argument of a conflict of interest due to a romantic relationship between the district attorney and the special prosecutor.

The defense lawyers argue that the relationship and financial benefits from the special prosecutor create a personal interest in the case, which goes against the district attorney's obligation to seek justice.

Ashleigh Merchant, a lawyer representing a co-defendant in the Georgia election interference case, has accused the Fulton County district attorney of having a romantic relationship with the special prosecutor hired for the case.

Merchant argues that this relationship creates a conflict of interest and should disqualify the prosecutors from handling the case.

Prosecutors ask Georgia court to reject Trump's claim of DA disqualification due to relationship.

Judge ruled appearance of conflict; Deputy resigned for DA to continue case.

Prosecutors are seeking up to five years in prison for Tim Mapes, the former chief of staff to House Speaker Michael Madigan, for lying to a federal grand jury.

Mapes' attorneys are requesting probation and community service for him, arguing that he did not personally benefit from his alleged misstatements and maintains his innocence.

86-year-old underboss of the Colombo Crime Family, Benjamin 'The Claw' Castellazzo, received a 15-month prison sentence instead of the more than two years sought by prosecutors, due to his age and health issues.

Castellazzo's attorneys argued that a longer prison sentence would jeopardize his wellbeing, as his health issues require constant medical care and medication.

Prosecutors argued that Castellazzo's advanced age and health issues have not prevented him from continuing his alleged criminal activities.

The trial of accused Highland Park parade shooter Robert Crimo III has been postponed and a new trial date will be determined later this year.

Crimo initially wanted to represent himself but later decided to go back to his public defenders.

The trial date for the Harvey teen accused of murder won't be set until February 2022 as prosecutors verify an alibi witness.

The trial is not expected to start until September or October 2022, with other murder trials already scheduled this year.