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Report: David Pecker Granted Immunity In Michael Cohen Case

The American Media Inc. CEO reportedly met with prosecutors to provide information about payments made to two women ahead of the 2016 election.
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Reality Winner, National Security Agency Leaker, Sentenced To 5 Years

Winner's sentencing is the "longest yet" for a government leaker, prosecutors said.
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Manafort’s Convicted. So What Happens To His Houses, Ostrich Jacket And Luxury Suits?

Much like with drug kingpin El Chapo, prosecutors are seeking a criminal forfeiture of his assets.
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Saudi Arabia Seeks Its First Death Penalty Against Female Human Rights Activist

Five activists are on trial including Israa al-Ghomgham, the first woman to possibly face the death penalty for non-violent offenses.
By Stephen Kalin, Reuters

Michael Cohen Reportedly In Talks To Strike Plea Deal

Prosecutors had been investigating Cohen for possible fraud related to his businesses for months.
By TOM HAYS, AP

Prosecutor Put On Leave For Targeting Maxine Waters With Hateful Facebook Post

A California prosecutor is suspended and under investigation for offensive social media posts.
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Some Prosecutors Are Erasing Old Weed Convictions. Why Isn't Yours?

“Laws and public opinion are evolving, but past convictions for marijuana-related offenses can still haunt someone.”
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Paul Manafort Accused Of Bank Fraud In New Mueller Court Documents

He submitted "doctored profit statements" for mortgage to secure bail, say prosecutors.
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Black Activist Starts Group That Aims To Elect Progressive Prosecutors

Shaun King says district attorneys “are the gatekeepers of America’s justice system.”
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Suit Against D.A. Who Used Fake Subpoenas To Put Victims In Jail Kicks Off Civil Rights Battle

Prosecutors are generally immune from accountability. A new joint initiative from Civil Rights Corps and the ACLU seeks to change that.
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