Supreme Court weighs Trump immunity in 2020 election case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether a former president can be prosecuted for interfering with the 2020 vote. Arguments set for late April with a decision by late June, potentially before the November election. If immunity fails, trial timing remains uncertain as early voting begins in September. The ruling could affect multiple Trump cases and the election landscape.
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Justices grilled over bump stock ban in gun case
The Supreme Court wrestled with whether the Trump era ban on bump stocks followed federal law. Justices questioned if bump stocks make semi autos illegal machine guns while the Biden administration argues they fall under the machine gun definition. The case centers on ATF authority and the Las Vegas massacre’s impact on policy.
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Hunter Biden defies GOP in Capitol Hill deposition
Hunter Biden defended himself in a seven hour closed deposition on Capitol Hill calling the impeachment inquiry a house of cards built on lies. He said he did not involve his father in his business and accused Republicans of innuendo and sensationalism. GOP chair James Comer called the deposition great while signaling a future public hearing to probe further.
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Man pleads guilty in 2008 to brutal Ohio assault case
Plas faced charges of attempted murder kidnapping aggravated robbery felonious assault attempted rape and more after attacking Shawn Stevens in Lorain County. He received a 33 year prison term and was labeled a Tier II sex offender. Survivors and family later called for harsher punishment.
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