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The ruling is a win for farmworker advocates who sued the Trump administration last year, arguing that a Labor Department rule would “undercut and adversely affect” wages paid to U.S. workers.
In rapper Lil Durk’s murder-for-hire trial, prosecutors painted him as a man “consumed with revenge,” after the death of his close friend Dayvon Bennett, known as King Von. Durk Banks’ defense attorneys place the blame on his former personal assistant.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that the Department of Justice cannot keep an official who has not been confirmed by the Senate in charge of a U.S. attorney’s office simply by giving that person a different title and the full powers of the job.
A California federal judge signaled Thursday that she is likely to order immigration agents to stop arresting people without warrants unless they determine they are likely to escape.
Authorities are investigating after a Bureau of Prisons officer was captured on video brandishing a pistol in an altercation with demonstrators outside a detention facility in L.A. over the weekend.
Federal judge holds government in civil contempt for not imaging immigration agents’ personal phones
In a newly unsealed order, a federal judge in California held the government in civil contempt for violating a court order requiring it to forensically image any cellphone used by agents present at more than a dozen identified immigration operations.
Eugene ‘Big U’ Henley allegedly solicited two inmates to kill or harm a victim to prevent them from testifying at trial against him and his associates.
The court records were made public this week by the ACLU, which is part of a coalition seeking to bar an “ongoing campaign of suspicionless and discriminatory detentive stops” in the Central District of California.
Agentes de inmigración utilizaron términos despectivos para referirse a los latinos en mensajes de texto, según un vídeo obtenido por la ACLU
