Jan. 6 | Law & Crime - Part 64

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Ex-MMA Fighter Convicted of Punching a Cop at the Capitol on Jan. 6 Withdraws Notice of Appeal, But His Case May Not Be Over Yet

Marisa SarnoffJan 6th
Judge Wants Answers After Report that Proud Boy Violated Conditions of Release from Jail in Jan. 6 Case

Marisa SarnoffJan 6th
California Gym Owner Who Blamed Jan. 6 on 'Antifa' and Claimed Police 'Escorted' Him Inside Capitol Pleads Guilty

Marisa SarnoffJan 6th
Feds Bust Trump Supporter Who Said the 'Least Safe' He Felt on Jan. 6 Was When a 'Little Antifa BLMer on a Vespa' Told Him 'F U'

Matt NahamJan 6th
Woman Who Insisted Trump Was Playing '4D Chess' and Would 'Still Be Our President' After Jan. 6 Pleads Guilty to Entering Capitol

Marisa SarnoffJan 5th
Another Capitol Police Officer, a 10-Year Veteran, Sues Donald Trump Under Ku Klux Klan Act for Jan. 6 'Call to Arms'

Adam KlasfeldJan 5th
Oath Keepers Sue Jan. 6 Committee Over Subpoena for Cell Phone Records

Marisa SarnoffJan 4th
Proud Boys Charged with Conspiracy and Obstruction on Jan. 6 Appeal Denials of Bail, Motion to Dismiss

Marisa SarnoffDec 29th
Judge Rules Obstruction Charge for Alleged Militia Member Accused in Capitol Siege Can Stay, For Now

Marisa SarnoffDec 29th
Missouri Men and Alabama Woman Who Climbed Through a Broken Window to Enter the Capitol on Jan. 6 Plead Guilty

Marisa SarnoffDec 23rd
After Two Lower Courts Smack Down Privilege Claims, Trump Seeks Last-Ditch Supreme Court Rescue in Jan. 6 Case

Adam KlasfeldDec 23rd
Oldest Known Jan. 6 Defendant, 81, Said He Had a Right as Taxpayer to Enter the Capitol. He Was Just Sentenced Following a Guilty Plea.

Marisa SarnoffDec 21st
Florida Actor Who Yelled 'Hey Nancy, Go F*** Yourself' on Jan. 6 from Top of Capitol Media Tower Pleads Guilty

Marisa SarnoffDec 21st
Man Known as #FloridaFlagJacket Gets Longest Sentence So Far in Jan. 6 Cases

Marisa SarnoffDec 17th
College Student Who 'Didn't Even Vote' in 2020 Election But Carried 'Members Only' Sign into Senate Chamber on Jan. 6 Gets One-Month Sentence

Marisa SarnoffDec 17th
D.C. Attorney General Uses the KKK Act of 1871 to Sue Proud Boys and Oath Keepers Over 'Gutless' Jan. 6 Attack

Colin KalmbacherDec 14th