Jackson Knight was previously convicted of several felonies, including carrying an illegal firearm in 2013 and four counts of robbery and one count of an illegal firearm in 2016.
The new complaint comes as MMAS Research is facing default judgment in Seattle federal court over Donald Morisky's claims.
A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers worked on bills this session that focused on safeguarding new technology.
BOSTON — Massachusetts’ high court adopted the Commission on Judicial Conduct’s recommendation to impose a sanction of public remand against Judge Shelley Richmond Joseph for creating the appearance of impropriety and failing to comply with the law. The judge failed to adequately explain why she asked to go off the record, or what she said while she was off the record, in proceedings involving a detainee. A court officer helped the detainee escape through a sallyport and, while the judge argues she did not know of this escape plan, it is unclear because she went off the record.
An Imperial County judge determined the data center must undergo a full environmental review, finding the project could have significant impacts on water, energy, air quality and other resources.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Ninth Circuit declined Amazon’s motion to rehear, en banc, its decision to vacate a district court order that enjoined Perplexity from sending its Comet AI Assistant “into password-protected areas of the Amazon store.” The court reports that not one judge “requested a vote on whether to rehear the matter.” In August, the court found that Amazon is not likely to succeed in showing that Perplexity violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act or the California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act.
A recent survey found 49% of voters would prefer Democrats take control of the House of Representatives, compared to 38% for Republicans.
The White House in just one week has been forced to walk back two controversial marketing schemes for its immigration policy following backlash from companies that didn’t want their intellectual property associated with mass deportations.
The appeals ruling keeps in place a preliminary injunction blocking the U.S. Postal Service from implementing part of Trump's executive order, regulating mail voting, for the upcoming Nov. 3 midterm elections.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A federal court in Kansas granted the federal government and Kansas’s consent judgment holding a state law is preempted by federal law because it gives in-state tuition to some unlawfully present aliens based on Kansas high school attendance without making the same benefit available to out-of-state U.S. citizens. Motions to intervene are denied as futile and the governor’s motion to dismiss as moot.
The state's abortion ban provides exceptions in cases of rape, incest and lethal fetal anomalies where the mother might be permanently impaired. But what about individuals with religious objections?
The federal government said it sent an international cable Thursday instructing consuls to restart processing applications, after it canceled all September interviews.
The Fourth Circuit joined eight sister circuits in holding the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act generally does not allow for the detention of noncitizens living in the country without a bond hearing.
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul sued the Legislature again, seeking more control over certain state-involved settlement decisions less than a year after success on a similar case before the state Supreme Court.
Roughly 4 million homes and businesses are still connected to water utilities via lead pipes, according to the EPA’s latest estimate.
Both Moscow and Kyiv have recruited thousands of foreign nationals into their militaries since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine four and a half years ago.
The central bank has faced criticism in some quarters for trying to address an energy supply shock through tighter monetary policy.
A powerful El Niño rapidly developing in the Pacific Ocean is already being felt. Europe's climate agency says August was the joint-hottest month on record globally.
France opened a human trafficking investigation after the U.S. Justice Department in January released the latest cache of files from its investigation into the disgraced financier.
Southeast and East Asia accounted for more than half of the estimated global river flow in 2022.