Jan. 6 | Law & Crime - Part 49

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Former Texas Jailer and Three Percenters Member Pleads Guilty to Jan. 6 Misdemeanor

Marisa SarnoffJun 10th
Father and Son from New York State Get Home Confinement, Probation for Storming Capitol Together on Jan. 6

Marisa SarnoffJun 9th
Peter Navarro Called FBI Agents 'Kind Nazis,' Made 'False' Claims About Access to Counsel and Conditions of Arrest: Feds

Adam KlasfeldJun 9th
Ex-Cop from Georgia Who Insists He's 'Not One of Those People Who Believes in Conspiracies' Is Sentenced for Jan. 6 Crime

Marisa SarnoffJun 9th
Federal Judge Won't Let Prosecutors Use Digital Cameras Seized from Accused U.S. Capitol Rioter Seen Boasting About 'Fighting Cops'

Adam KlasfeldJun 9th
Michigan GOP Candidate for Governor Ryan Kelley Charged in Jan. 6 Capitol Attack

Marisa SarnoffJun 9th
The Jan. 6 Committee's First Public Hearing Must Show 'Brains' Behind U.S. Capitol Attack's 'Muscle,' Legal Expert Says

Adam KlasfeldJun 8th
Ohio Man Who Said 'Antifa' Was Responsible for Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty to Storming the Capitol

Marisa SarnoffJun 8th
Federal Judge Denies Proud Boys Member's Request to Prove Claims of 'Selective Prosecution' in Jan. 6 Case

Marisa SarnoffJun 7th
Federal Judge Doubles Down on Divergent Legal Position, Dismisses Jan. 6 Charge Upheld by at Least 10 Other D.C. Judges

Marisa SarnoffJun 7th
Proud Boy Who Nearly Came Face to Face with Chuck Schumer Inside the Capitol on Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty to a Felony

Marisa SarnoffJun 3rd
Father-Son Duo Who Joined Crowd in Forcing Capitol Doors Open on Jan. 6 Get Time Behind Bars

Marisa SarnoffJun 1st
Jury Convicts Hitler-Loving Army Reservist of Felony and Misdemeanor Charges in Jan. 6 Capitol Attack

Marisa SarnoffMay 27th
South Carolina Lawyer Charged with Storming the U.S. Capitol Has Reportedly Been Fired, Pleads Not Guilty in Court

Marisa SarnoffMay 27th
New York Man Who Chased Officer Eugene Goodman Inside the Capitol Building on Jan. 6 Gets Years Behind Bars

Marisa SarnoffMay 26th
Federal Appeals Court Says Post-Civil War Amnesty Act Doesn't Protect Madison Cawthorn from 14th Amendment 'Insurrection' Challenge

Marisa SarnoffMay 25th