The DOJ says the revelation implicates the state's "compliance with the list maintenance requirements" of the National Voter Registration Act and the Help America Vote Act. The post 'These noncitizens voted': Trump admin seizes on New Jersey admission over voter registration in case to obtain 'unredacted' voting data first appeared on Law & Crime .

A high-ranking DOJ lawyer is now arguing against the sanctions imposed on the president's private attorneys in his IRS lawsuit. The post Trump DOJ lawyer just called out for 'lack of respect' tries to convince court that president's IRS lawsuit is totally normal first appeared on Law & Crime .

A federal judge prominently cited Chief Justice John Roberts' dissent in Trump's ballroom case to explain why she ended up siding against Jan. 6 cops. The post Judge shouts out Chief Justice Roberts' ballroom dissent as she turns away Jan. 6 cops who claimed 'psychic injuries' first appeared on Law & Crime .

Trump could "destroy" records at will before he leaves office or take them with him if the DOJ gets its way, historians warned the D.C. Circuit. The post Trump DOJ's 'swing for the fences' despite clear loss in court would empower president to 'destroy' records before he leaves office, historians warn first appeared on Law & Crime .

An attorney who often represents President Donald Trump is now representing the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case. The post Clancy holdout juror called 'Champion of Justice' by his Trump-connected lawyer who declares war on 'evil people' upset he wanted to convict first appeared on Law & Crime .

A judge warned of "untold consequences" for American law after the 5th Circuit agreed to rehear a gun issue Justice Thomas has taken a clear side on. The post 'Already, our court answers': 5th Circuit couldn't wait to act after Justice Thomas' solo stance on revisiting gun law's constitutionality, judge says first appeared on Law & Crime .

A federal judge "carefully" smacked the Trump DOJ in a state voter rolls lawsuit, bringing the government's losing streak to 18. The post Judge 'carefully' disregards Trump DOJ's 'not relevant' alert about 'hundreds of federal crimes,' extending voter rolls losing streak to 18 first appeared on Law & Crime .

Justine Vanderschoot was 17 when she was brutally murdered by her boyfriend and his roommate in Placer County, California. More than 20 years later, her family continues to fight for justice.

While Trump's lawyers urge the Supreme Court to vacate its decision not to grant his petition, the justices did nothing to change the status quo. The post Trump cries out for mulligan in E. Jean Carroll abuse case at SCOTUS, gets nothing of the sort first appeared on Law & Crime .