Legal battles including Georgia election case, lawsuit by Texas AG Paxton, delays in Trump's trial. Introduction of Lake and Riley Act, NCAA lawsuit on transgender athletes. Title IX updates, unmanned rocket test success, Kate Middleton health controversy.
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Conflict of interest highlighted in Fulton County DA case could impact Trump prosecution.
Colony Ridge faces legal troubles for deceptive practices targeting illegal immigrant settlement in Texas.
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Judge McAfee's ruling on the Georgia election case
Judge McAfee has ruled that either Fulton County DA, Fawnee Willis, or special counsel Nathan Wade must leave the 2020 Georgia election case against former President Trump for the prosecution to continue. The decision came after an accusation that Willis was romantically involved with Wade and financially benefited from their relationship, potentially impacting the case. Legal analyst Jonathan Turley criticized the ruling on Fox News, highlighting concerns about the fairness and consistency in disqualifying individuals involved in the case.
Texas Attorney General's lawsuit against Colony Ridge
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Colony Ridge, accusing the development of engaging in deceptive trade practices and fraudulent real estate transactions. The lawsuit alleges that Colony Ridge targets foreign-born customers and uses predatory lending practices, attracting and enabling illegal immigrant settlement in Texas. Paxton's legal action adds to ongoing federal investigations and a joint lawsuit from federal agencies, indicating escalating legal troubles for Colony Ridge.