DOJ Nears $100M Settlement with Nassar Victims for Bungling Investigation
The Justice Department has agreed to pay $100 million to victims of disgraced USA Gymnastics Team doctor Larry Nassar over the FBI’s mishandling of the case.
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Baltimore Sues ATF over Law Preventing Local Officials from tracing Firearm Data
The city of Baltimore is suing the ATF over a 2003 law that prohibits local officials from accessing the agency’s firearms trace databases
Dozen Epstein Victims Sue FBI for Allegedly Failing to Protect Them
A dozen victims of Jeffrey Epstein filed a lawsuit against the federal government Wednesday, accusing the FBI of failing to investigate credible tips about the financier’s sex trafficking operation.
Texas Sues Border Patrol for Cutting Razor Wire along Border
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration on Tuesday, arguing that Border Patrol agents illegally destroyed state property when they cut through miles of razor wire strung up along the Rio Grande
Trump Set to Be Deposed Next Month in Lawsuits Filed by Ex-FBI Officials
Donald Trump is scheduled to be questioned under oath in a lawsuit brought by two former FBI officials who allege they were unfairly targeted because they investigated the former president’s ties to Russia.
Appeals Court Upholds Jury Award for Black Secret Service Officer Pulled over by Park Police
A retired Black Secret Service agent can collect $730,000 that was awarded to him in a lawsuit after he was unlawfully detained by two white U.S. Park Police officers in 2015.
Michael Flynn Sues FBI, DOJ, Alleging Wrongful Prosecution
Former national security adviser and QAnon conspiracy theorist Michael Flynn filed a wrongful prosecution lawsuit against the federal government and is seeking $50 million in damages.
Capitol Police Officers Can Sue Trump for Actions Ahead of Insurrection, DOJ Says
Capitol Police officers injured in the Jan. 6, 2021, siege on the Capitol can sue former President Trump for allegedly inciting violence, the Justice department said Thursday in a federal court case.