Law and Justice – Page 159

Ecuadorian Court Rules to Arrest Ex-Leader Correa in Corruption Case

Posted on September 25, 2020By Editor

The National Court of Ecuador has ruled to promptly locate and arrest former President Rafael Correa and 18 other convicts in a corruption case, according to the court’s verdict obtained by Sputnik. … Read More >Ecuadorian Court Rules to Arrest Ex-Leader Correa in Corruption Case

USA

Over 300 People Charged for Crimes Committed During US Nationwide Riots

Posted on September 25, 2020September 25, 2020By Editor

US Attorneys’ Offices have charged more than 300 people in 29 states and Washington, DC for crimes committed during riots in various cities in the United States in the past four months, the Department of Justice said in a statement on Thursday. … Read More >Over 300 People Charged for Crimes Committed During US Nationwide Riots

USA

Lawsuit blames Facebook for Kenosha violence, claims it failed to prevent ‘calls to arms’ from spreading

Posted on September 24, 2020September 24, 2020By Editor

A lawsuit has been filed against Facebook with the Wisconsin federal court. The social media giant stands accused of enabling the Kenosha shooting by allowing “white supremacists” to “thrive” on its platform. … Read More >Lawsuit blames Facebook for Kenosha violence, claims it failed to prevent ‘calls to arms’ from spreading

USA

Dallas lawmakers approve $7mn cut to police overtime budget despite ‘violent crime uptick’ & mayor’s protest

Posted on September 24, 2020September 24, 2020By Editor

The Dallas City Council has voted to slash the overtime budget for the city’s police department by some $7 million, overriding vocal opposition from Democratic Mayor Eric Johnson, who has resisted calls to defund law enforcement. … Read More >Dallas lawmakers approve $7mn cut to police overtime budget despite ‘violent crime uptick’ & mayor’s protest

Jail for misogyny? UK govt advised ‘gender’ should be added to ‘protected characteristics’ under hate crime laws

Posted on September 24, 2020September 24, 2020By Editor

Sex or gender should be made legally “protected” characteristics in England and Wales, particularly to provide more protection to women, the Law Commission – a government advisory body – has said in a report. … Read More >Jail for misogyny? UK govt advised ‘gender’ should be added to ‘protected characteristics’ under hate crime laws

USA

As violent protests grip Portland for weeks, Dems call for an investigation of ‘horrific’ tactics by federal law enforcement

Posted on July 19, 2020July 19, 2020By Editor

With Portland plagued by weeks of violent protests, including attacks on police, Oregon’s leaders are demanding an investigation into federal officers who they branded an “occupying” force assaulting “peaceful protesters.” … Read More >As violent protests grip Portland for weeks, Dems call for an investigation of ‘horrific’ tactics by federal law enforcement

USA

Grumpy Trump hits out at Supreme Court decision, calls New York a ‘hellhole’

Posted on July 12, 2020By Editor

President Donald Trump has branded his home state a “hellhole,” after the Supreme Court ruled a Manhattan prosecutor can subpoena his financial records. To Trump, the decision was just another move in the “witch hunt” against him. … Read More >Grumpy Trump hits out at Supreme Court decision, calls New York a ‘hellhole’

USA

Ghislaine Maxwell asks for $5-million bail, says she’s afraid of catching coronavirus

Posted on July 11, 2020July 11, 2020By Editor

Ghislaine Maxwell, currently awaiting trial for allegedly acting as deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s pimp, has asked to be released on bail, claiming that she’s at risk of catching the coronavirus in her jail cell. … Read More >Ghislaine Maxwell asks for $5-million bail, says she’s afraid of catching coronavirus

Shows

Thousands of judges broke the law & eviction crisis on the horizon

Posted on July 3, 2020July 3, 2020By Editor

A new investigation shows how thousands of judges broke the law in multiple ways, yet have not faced any accountability. A potentially devastating eviction crisis is drawing near. Nick Brana joins us to discuss all this and more. … Read More >Thousands of judges broke the law & eviction crisis on the horizon

Asia & Pacific

China passes controversial national security law for Hong Kong, prohibiting secession and foreign interference

Posted on June 30, 2020June 30, 2020By Editor

China’s top legislative body unanimously approved a controversial national security law for Hong Kong, stoking fears that the new regulation might undermine the territory’s promised autonomy. Xi Jinping signed the law on Tuesday. … Read More >China passes controversial national security law for Hong Kong, prohibiting secession and foreign interference

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