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Will More Epstein Files Come Out? Trump DOJ To Answer For Redactions In Court Today
Attorney General Todd Blanche will have to explain the Justice Department’s refusal to release and unredact some Epstein files in court Thursday, after the judge overseeing the case argued Blanche has...

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ABC News on MSN · 8h
Judge presses DOJ to explain Epstein files redactions, withheld materials on Trump
Trump’s DOJ could be held in contempt over Epstein files, judge says
Sources: Democrats plan Trump investigations if they win House
House Democrats preparing for a possible return to power are developing a broad investigative strategy targeting companies and financial firms surrounding President Donald Trump, instead of trying to ...

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The Santa Fe New Mexican · 1d
Torrez, Leger Fernández tout bill to force more Epstein disclosures
Ghislaine Maxwell Loses Bid to Block Release of Jeffrey Epstein Victim Files as Judge Orders Unsealing of Records
NM leaders introduce legislation to force federal cooperation on Epstein files
“Our job is to help expose what happened in that secluded mansion, and we will not allow the United States Department of Justice to hide the records our attorney general in New Mexico needs” said Lege...

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Trump’s DOJ could be held in contempt over unredacted Epstein files, judge says: ‘It’s not a threat. It’s a promise’
New Mexico Congresswoman wants to change federal law around release of Epstein Files
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Connecticut judge says plaintiff hid messages for AI in court filings

Aug 13 (Reuters) - A state judge in Connecticut said a plaintiff in a case before him included “hidden text” in court filings meant to serve as instructions to any AI system reviewing the documents. Judge Walter Spader, Jr. in Milford in an August 6 ...
The New York Times

A history of sympathetic judges in college court cases

“For as long as we’ve had lawsuits involving sports, there have been questions about the impartiality of the judges making decisions,” said Gabe Feldman, director of the Tulane sports law program. USA Today Brendan Sorsby’s lawyers made their case ...