Plea deals revived in 9/11 case at Guantanamo Bay
A military judge ruled that plea agreements for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Walid bin Attash and Mustafa al-Hawsawi are valid reversing Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's order. The ruling, by Air Force Col. Matthew McCall, allows potential guilty pleas and a path toward resolving the long-running Guantanamo prosecution. If unchallenged, the trio could plead guilty to avoid death penalties, signaling a major development in the 9/11 case.
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Appeals panel rebuts mailer claim about misled court
A three judge panel found Petticord campaign misrepresented in a chaser mailer to absentee voters. The document says Scaletta-Bremke was not criticized for misleading the court in State v. Watson and State v. Newcomb. The panel notes the critique targeted counsel's arguments, not the attorney herself. Scaletta-Bremke seeks more than $3,000 in fees.
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Lorain County split as Trump wins county in Senate race
In Lorain County, Donald Trump carried most townships and villages with 52 percent to Harris 45.9 percent while Moreno won the rural areas. Brown led in many cities including Avon Lake and Elyria, and held Lorain, Oberlin, and parts of Vermilion. Libertarian Don Kissick took 3.21 percent.
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Lorain County voters shift power in 2024 results
Gallagher and Moore win key county races incl Amherst Avon Avon Lake North Ridgeville and Vermilion. Dimacchia and Baker split wins in Lorain and Oberlin, while Cillo defeats Tomlinson in Lorain and Hall tops Resendez for Sheriff. Local races mirror party shifts as Meilander and Sweda react.
Mental health guidance on boundaries and support after elections
Merkel discusses conversation boundaries and online silencing while Santo urges reaching out for help. The Nord Center merges with The SCADA Way to form Riveon Mental Health and Recovery effective July 1, with Carissa Woytach available at 440 329 7245 or cwaytach chroniclet.com for details.
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