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By Jen Rice|Democracy Docket Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons The Democracy Docket team spent a lot of time over the past months guessing when the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS)…
By Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON — The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law decried the decision by the U.S.…
By Brennan Center Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons At the Supreme Court, the stakes are getting higher and higher. Any day, the Court could rule on Louisiana v. Callais,…
Former Par Funding CEO LaForte By Milton Allimadi Newly highlighted financial records are raising significant questions about the government’s portrayal of investor losses in the Par Funding case…
By Milton Allimadi If the foundations of justice rest on full disclosure and fidelity to truth, what happens when critical evidence is allegedly withheld—when the very institutions tasked…
By Milton Allimadi When federal regulators shut down Complete Business Solutions Group (CBSG)—better known as Par Funding—in 2020, the government described the fast-growing merchant cash advance company as…
By Milton Allimadi Photo Above: Marriott.com: Courtyard by Marriott Okemos. Photo Below: Linkedin: Arresting Officer Tyndall. When Cassandra Fameux tried to check into the Courtyard by Marriott hotel…
Black Star News Editorial Caption: Above Judge Carol N. Koenig. Source: Ingham County court website. The federal indictment of Detroit Judge Andrea Bradley-Baskins and her alleged accomplices has…
By Jon Hochschartner I was disappointed James Vanderbilt's Nuremberg, a 2025 film I've been looking forward to seeing, has earned middling reviews. Rami Malek stars as a United…
By New York Governor Kathy Hochul Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Governor Hochul Friday announced the introduction of comprehensive legislation to protect New Yorkers, strengthen constitutional safeguards, and prohibit…
