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Mullen v. Giordano: How a Fired Cop's First Amendment Win Could Help Protesters Beat Disorderly Conduct and Assault Charges
A federal judge in Arizona just found that an off-duty Phoenix sergeant fired after showing up masked and armed at a high school anti-ICE walkout had a strong First Amendment case. The same private-citizen and recording-as-speech logic cuts hard in favor of protesters facing disorderly conduct and assault charges.
A Hung Jury Is Not an Acquittal: After Another Weinstein Mistrial, Can New York Put Him on Trial a Third Time?
A Manhattan jury deadlocked again on the Jessica Mann rape count against Harvey Weinstein, ending in a mistrial. Here is why a hung jury is constitutionally different from an acquittal, and what it means for whether New York can try the count yet again.
Falsely Accused of Assault and Awarded $500,000: How Targets of False Police Reports Are Winning Damages
A New York jury found two people lied to a court officer to get an attorney arrested. An appeals court upheld their liability for defamation, false arrest, and malicious prosecution while cutting the damages to a net $500,000. Here is how targets of fabricated police reports turn a dismissed charge into a civil claim.