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Judge Rules Military Lawyers Can Prosecute Civilians

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A Minnesota magistrate judge ruled that the Trump administration’s use of military lawyers to prosecute civilians for non-military offenses does not violate federal law. The decision came in a case where the defendant challenged being prosecuted by armed services lawyers. The ruling supports the Department of Justice’s practice of assigning military lawyers

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Florida teen charged as adult for stepsister's sexual assault and murder on cruise ship

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A 16-year-old Florida resident, identified as T.H., faces federal charges for murder and aggravated sexual abuse. These charges stem from the death of his 18-year-old stepsister aboard a Carnival Cruise ship. The case moved from juvenile to adult court after a judge approved the prosecution's request.

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A Minnesota judge ruled that the US Justice Department can use military lawyers to prosecute civilians for crimes unrelated to the military. This decision allows the Department of Justice to continue using military

In Judge Rules Military Lawyers Can Prosecute Civilians

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A 16-year-old boy from Florida, Timothy Hudson, has been formally charged with murder and aggravated sexual abuse for the death of his 18-year-old stepsister on a Carnival Cruise ship. Although initially charged in

In Florida teen charged as adult for stepsister's sexual assault and murder on cruise ship