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Crystal Mason was sentenced to five years in prison last year for voting illegally in the 2016 presidential election, a case that garnered national attention both for the severity of the sentence and as an illustration of Texas’s purported crackdown ...

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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Courtroom showdowns still face OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma and the family that owns it, the Sacklers. But after a tentative settlement reached Wednesday with thousands of local governments and more than 20 states, the fight will ...

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Kevin Momot is proof that you can go “home.” Six years after leaving The Daily Record, Momot has returned. Only this time, instead of overseeing operations for just one publication, he’ll be publisher and sales director of both the Rochester ...

A federal judge will allow four prosecution witnesses to testify that surveillance photos show the man accused of a fatal robbery. Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Charles J. Siragusa reserved judgment on a defense motion to prevent the testimony ...

A former college classmate accused New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown of rape and sexual assault in a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday. In the lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Miami, where Brown lives, the woman accused the ...

WASHINGTON – The Trump administration has asked a federal court to reconsider a ruling that opened the door for potential payments to millions of federal employees and others due to the cybertheft of their personal information. The Justice Department request, ...

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In California, a man is accused of a series of unprovoked attacks on homeless people. In Arizona, a Democratic congressman’s aide breaks the ankle of a Republican wearing a Make America Great Again hat. In Connecticut, a police officer has ...

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LONDON – A panel of three Scottish judges ruled Wednesday morning that Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament was illegal, delivering the British prime minister yet another setback in a month that has been full of them. The ruling does ...

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United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Sufficiency of complaint Allegation of market supply costs – Publically available data – Sufficient at pleading stage Mirkin v. XOOM Energy LLC 18-3138 Judges Newman, Pooler, and Parker Background: The plaintiffs’ ...

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The Rochester Police Locust Club, the union representing city police officers, has filed a lawsuit to stop a referendum on a proposed law that would create a Police Accountability Board (PAB) with the power to discipline police officers. In May, ...

Neighbors of the now-vacant Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School are suing the City of Rochester, the city’s manager of zoning, a developer and the school itself, claiming environmental concerns were ignored and policy violated when rezoning of the site cleared ...

WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Tuesday set sentencing for Dec. 18 for President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn as prosecutors warned they reserved the option to recommend prison time instead of probation for Flynn. Assistant U.S. ...