Jan. 6 | Law & Crime - Part 26

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Supreme Court allows New Mexico to become first state to unseat an insurrectionist

Elura NanosMar 18th
'There's no point in running': Judge agrees to let accused rioter who allegedly harbored Jan. 6 fugitive out of jail pending trial

Brandi BuchmanMar 15th
Appeals court tells Peter Navarro: Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go.

Brandi BuchmanMar 14th
Prosecutors agree to delay sentencing for Oath Keeper as Supreme Court holds Jan. 6 obstruction statute in balance

Brandi BuchmanMar 13th
Trump vows to free all Jan. 6 prisoners — as more defendants are arrested, prosecuted weekly — if elected

Brandi BuchmanMar 12th
Peter Navarro hankers for Supreme Court fight as prison report date looms

Brandi BuchmanMar 11th
Trump wants to pause civil lawsuits over Jan. 6 until his entire criminal case in D.C. is finished, says further participation 'would risk hamstringing' his defense

Colin KalmbacherMar 9th
Appeals court opens floodgates to civil liability lawsuits against Trump for Jan. 6

Brandi BuchmanMar 8th
'That's spit b—-! Get Covid!': Raging rioter crushed media cameras, spit at reporters during Capitol riot, feds say

Brandi BuchmanMar 7th
Invoking 'Humpty Dumpty,' retired judge urges Supreme Court not to fall over ledge when weighing statute used to prosecute Jan. 6 rioters, Trump

Brandi BuchmanMar 7th
Supreme Court waits until the very last day to hear arguments on Trump immunity question

Brandi BuchmanMar 6th
'You were not a bystander': Rioter who violently assaulted officers, including 2 who testified before Jan. 6 committee, sentenced

Brandi BuchmanMar 6th
Texts, emails between Trump RICO co-defendant Chesebro and campaign lawyer Troupis expose underbelly of alleged fake elector plot

Brandi BuchmanMar 5th
'We want a civil war to be clear': First Jan. 6 defendant to breach the Capitol found guilty

Brandi BuchmanMar 5th
Jailed Jan. 6 felon who 'lit the match' at Capitol wants out of 7 year sentence as other rioters' penalties hang in the balance

Brandi BuchmanMar 4th
Supreme Court unanimously allows Trump to remain on 2024 ballot, finds states 'have no power' to enforce insurrection clause — 'especially' as to the presidency

Brandi BuchmanMar 4th