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Coronavirus: Hold Music, Noise Wreck Court Hearing By Phone
U.S. District Judge Steve Jones was holding the hearing by phone on Wednesday with journalists and the public allowed to call in. -
Roger Stone Won't Get New Trial, Judge Rules After Disputes
A federal judge has denied Roger Stone’s bid for a new trial, rejecting his claims that alleged misconduct and political bias on the part of the jury… -
NYT Contributor Linda Greenhouse Discusses The Supreme Court's Ruling On The Wisconsin Primary
The writer took the court to task for its unsigned ruling. -
Recreational Marijuana Advocates Sue Gov. Baker Over Declaring Recreational Pot Shops 'Non-Essential'
The advocates say there are legitimate reasons why people who use recreational marijuana to treat pain do not have medical licenses. But what will the courts have to say? -
Supreme Court Hands Federal Worker Partial Win In Age-Discrimination Case
In a separate case, the court upheld a warrantless traffic stop by a sheriff's deputy in Kansas. -
SJC Hears Arguments To Release Vulnerable Inmates During Pandemic
The state's highest court begins to hear oral arguments on the matter Tuesday. -
Arguments At SJC Tuesday Over Petition To Reduce Prison Populations Due To Pandemic
The hearing comes as the number of inmates infected by COVID-19 increases in Massachusetts. -
How The Coronavirus Is Affecting The State's Courts And Criminal Trials
Some trials have been postponed until at least April 21st. -
Andrea Cabral Reflects On Weinstein Sentencing: ‘I Was A Little Surprised’
The former Suffolk County sheriff said she still believes Weinstein’s 23 year sentence is warranted. -
Justices Allow 'Remain In Mexico' Asylum Policy To Continue
The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to continue enforcing a policy that makes asylum-seekers wait in Mexico for U.S. court hearings, despite lower court rulings that the policy probably is illegal.
