Deadline: Legal Blog

Abrego already symbolized Trump’s dark deportation agenda. Now he says his criminal case must be dismissed because of the administration’s vengeance.

Another N.Y. judge previously rejected unsealing Ghislaine Maxwell’s transcripts. A third rejected unsealing the Epstein transcripts in Florida.

In a dissent that invoked cultural issues not present in the case, Judge James Ho complained that his colleagues treated a drag show better than religion.

A new report adds intrigue to the pending legal fate of the president’s family business.

U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., cites the Trump DOJ’s sweeping dismissal of Jan. 6 cases as a reason to dismiss her assault case.

Litigation in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s case continues a decade after his conviction and death sentence.

Following an order from Attorney General Pam Bondi, the district filed a lawsuit citing the federal government’s “unlawful assertions of authority.”

For throwing food at law enforcement in Washington, D.C., a man faces a charge that was brought against Jan. 6 defendants, whom Trump later helped.

An internet industry trade group representing Facebook, X and others pressed a First Amendment challenge and asked the justices for emergency relief.

The Trump administration is pressing the Supreme Court to free it from a “straitjacket” imposed by a California judge’s Fourth Amendment ruling.

While checking the executive’s attempt to override the judiciary’s sentencing power, a judge noted the president’s pardon power is not so restrained.