D.C. Attorney General Adds Oath Keepers Founder Stewart Rhodes to Jan. 6 Lawsuit
Attorney General Karl Racine says “too bad” if the costs of litigation force the right-wing defendants into bankruptcy or other financial peril.
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Attorney General Karl Racine says “too bad” if the costs of litigation force the right-wing defendants into bankruptcy or other financial peril.
The A.T.F. revoked J.A. Industries’ license after a gun control group filed a lawsuit accusing the company of falsifying information and neglecting evidence of its weapons being sold to criminal groups.
The 25-year-old congressional aide behind the lawsuit claims that the only role Jones ever played in her life was pressuring her to keep her parentage secret at all costs.
Gabby Petito’s parents claim in the lawsuit that the Laundries refused to inform them whether Brian had confessed to killing their daughter.
When Klein Oak High student Mari Oliver refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance, her sociology teacher, Benjie Arnold, compared her to “Soviet communists” and “people who condone pedophilia” before threatening to “fail her.” Arnold’s misconduct now appears to have indirectly cost Texas taxpayers $90,000.
Jones had offered to pay each of the plaintiffs $120,000. However, his tentative settlement was quickly rejected.
The lawsuit has garnered support from one pilots’ union, which observed that mask mandates have largely disappeared across the country.
The former Army soldier claimed that 3M’s notorious Combat Arms Earplugs caused permanent hearing damage.
While presiding Judge Barbara Bellis did not say how Jones might be sanctioned, she alluded to the possibility of arrest on Wednesday.
The lawsuit will allow transgender inmates to choose housing assignments in accordance with their gender identities.