Legal
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Inside Daniel Penny’s Indictment In The Subway Chokehold Case
In New York, Daniel Penny pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter and negligent homicide charges.
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Vanessa Bryant Scores Legal Win in BodyArmor Investment Suit
This win comes nearly three months after she was awarded $28.85 million in her suit over photos of her husband and daughter’s death.
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Supreme Court Pushes Back Against Troubling Conservative Election Theory
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court pushed back on a conservative legal theory granting state legislatures nearly unlimited power over election policy.
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The Battle Over Voting Rights Rages On in Virginia
A new lawsuit is challenging a Virginia’s constitution, arguing that their provision disenfranchising people convicted of felonies is illegal.
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Jonathan Majors Filed Cross-Complaint Against Domestic Dispute Accuser. Then This Happened
The Ant-Man actor is due back in court on August 3.
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Ajike Owens’ Shooter No Longer Faces Murder Charges But She’s Not Home Free
Susan Lorincz, the woman who fatally shot Ajike Owens, will be prosecuted for manslaughter instead of second-degree murder.
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Attorneys Break Down Jonathan Majors’ Public Legal Strategy
The Root spoke to attorneys about their thoughts on Jonathan Majors’ very public defense.