The state's high appeals court ordered a new trial for Weinstein in part because a judge allowed women to testify about other uncharged sexual assaults and "prior bad acts" at his 2020 trial.
Josh Russell is a politics and culture reporter, who has covered the so-called "Sovereign District of New York" federal court daily beat for Courthouse News since Nov. 2015. A native of Washington, DC, he is based in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, following a decade in Richmond, Virginia.
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The state's high appeals court ordered a new trial for Weinstein in part because a judge allowed women to testify about other uncharged sexual assaults and "prior bad acts" at his 2020 trial.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has pledged to seize Trump’s signature real estate properties and other assets if he doesn’t comply with the $454 million civil judgment in time.
Law enforcement authorities said they found no immediate link between the public self-immolation and Donald Trump.
Lawyers for the British hitmaker argued that breathing new life into the already-dismissed "Let's Get It On" copyright claims would grant a monopoly over "unprotectable" building blocks of songwriting.
Lawyers for the British hitmaker argued that breathing new life into the already-dismissed "Let's Get It On" copyright claims would grant a monopoly over "unprotectable" building blocks of songwriting.
Lawyers for the British hitmaker argued that breathing new life into the already-dismissed "Let's Get It On" copyright claims would grant a monopoly over "unprotectable" building blocks of songwriting.
Lawyers for the British hitmaker argued that breathing new life into the already-dismissed "Let's Get It On" copyright claims would grant a monopoly over "unprotectable" building blocks of songwriting.
Lawyers for the British hitmaker argued that breathing new life into the already-dismissed "Let's Get It On" copyright claims would grant a monopoly over "unprotectable" building blocks of songwriting.