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Kobe Bryant's 19-Year-Old Daughter Asking For Restraining Order Against Alleged Stalker
Natalia Bryant, the 19-year-old daughter of Kobe and Vanessa Bryant, has filed for a restraining order against an alleged stalker, court records show.
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Man Who Claims to be Inspiration for Ben Affleck's Character in ‘The Town' Charged With Bank Robbery
William Sequeira, 59, has served long sentences for bank robbery.
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Court Says 16-Year-Old Parentless Florida Girl Isn't ‘Mature' Enough for an Abortion
The teen, known as Jane Doe 22-B in court papers, had told the lower court that she wasn’t ready to have a baby, didn’t have a job and the father was unable to assist her.
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Amber Heard Says ‘New Evidence Is Now Coming to Light' Amid Johnny Depp Appeal
Less than a month after Amber Heard officially filed a motion to appeal the Johnny Depp verdict, her new legal team has been revealed.
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Twitter Lawsuit Against Elon Musk Over $44B Takeover Dispute Set for October Trial
An epic legal fight between Elon Musk and Twitter began in earnest in a Delaware court on Tuesday as lawyers for both sides fought over when to start the trial.
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Justin Timberlake Sued in LA Over '20/20 Experience' Documentary
A video director sued Justin Timberlake Friday for breach of contract, alleging in Los Angeles federal court that the pop star refuses to promote, market and sell a video documentary the pair made based on the making of the singer’s blockbuster “The 20/20 Experience” album.
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Mike Tyson Won't Face Charges for Punching Fellow Airplane Passenger, DA Says
Representatives for the former heavyweight champ previously said the boxer was on a flight with “an aggressive passenger who began harassing him and threw a water bottle at him while he was in his seat.”
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Mississippi Suing Brett Favre, Former Pro Wrestlers to Recover Funds From Sprawling Welfare Scheme
The retired NFL quarterback has not been charged with any criminal wrongdoing, and last year repaid appearance fees allegedly paid using misspent funds.
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Ex-St. John's University Lacrosse Captain Gets 6 Years in Prison for Stabbing Roommate
A former captain of the St. John’s University lacrosse team was sentenced to six years in prison for the 2019 stabbing and near-disembowelment of his roommate in a dispute over a loud party at their apartment, the district attorney announced.
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Family of Boy Hit in the Head by Errant Baseball at Angel Stadium Suing Team
In 2019, 6-year-old Bryson Galaz was walking with his father toward the dugout when he was struck on the side of the head when pitcher Keynan Middleton, who was warming up on the field, threw a ball toward another Angels player who missed the catch.
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Erika Jayne Accused of Being ‘Frontwoman' for ‘Criminal Enterprise' in $50 Million Lawsuit
“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Erika Jayne’s legal troubles are far from over as she’s accused of being the “frontwoman” in ex Tom Girardi’s “scheme” in new court docs.
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Former St. John's University Lacrosse Captain Convicted Of Stabbing Roommate
A New York City jury has convicted the former captain of the St. John’s University lacrosse team of stabbing and nearly disemboweling his roommate in a dispute over a loud party at their apartment in 2019. The roommate survived. The Queens jury returned guilty verdicts on assault and weapons charges against Matthew Stockfeder, 23, who now faces up to 25…
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Safety Protocols Reduce Federal Court Backlog
The federal courthouse in lower Manhattan is leading the way in reopening courts amid the COVID-19 pandemic and judges are clearing the backlog of cases, all the while making sure staff are protected. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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Ghislaine Maxwell Trial: Sex Crimes Accuser Testifies Jeffrey Epstein Took Her to Meet Trump When She Was 14
A woman testified at Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex crimes trial that Jeffrey Epstein took her to meet Donald Trump when she was 14 years old.
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Appeals Court Orders Release of Some Mueller Report Passages
A federal appeals court is directing the Justice Department to disclose certain redacted passages from special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation report that relate to individuals who were investigated by prosecutors but not ultimately charged
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Judges Grill Trump Lawyers Trying to Block Jan. 6 Probe From Getting White House Records
The House is probing the Jan. 6 riot, when Trump’s supporters stormed the Capitol and temporarily stopped Congress from confirming Biden’s 2020 election win.
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Legal Battle Over Biden Covid Vaccine Mandate Heads to Federal Appeals Court With GOP-Appointed Majority
The Sixth Circuit appeals court, which has a GOP-appointed majority, will now decide whether to permanently halt Biden’s Covid vaccine mandate policy.
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Labor Unions Sue Biden Administration to Expand Covid Vaccine Mandates and Cover Smaller Businesses
The AFL-CIO, United Food and Commercial Workers and Service Employees International unions challenged Biden’s Covid vaccine mandates in federal appeals courts.
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White House Tells Businesses to Proceed With Vaccine Mandate Despite Court-Ordered Pause
The White House on Monday said businesses should move forward with the requirements despite the court-ordered pause.
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Biden Administration Appeals Judge's Order to Stop Expelling Migrants Under Trump-Era Pandemic Policy
The Biden administration Friday appealed a judge’s order to stop expelling migrants under a Trump-era pandemic policy that doesn’t let them apply for asylum.