Judiciary of New York

Crime is at historically low levels across the country.

Nino's win comes just days after his cousin Luigi's legal team asked the New York State Court to dismiss their case against him on the grounds of double jeopardy.

Nino Mangione, not quite the looker, has a nice smile though.

Previously served as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates from 2019 until 2026.

But Manhattan prosecutors still want their own trial.

Mangione faces second-degree murder and weapons charges in New York State Court.

And that trial was supposed to begin in September.

Instead, it has been held up while the courts deal with Mangione's double jeopardy argument.

And again, they create these loops that it takes you an endless amount of time to get back to the place in which you can go forward.

So this was, again, set this, this was filed in New York State Court.

Melania Trump and her lawyers moved it, as they have the right to do, to federal court, in which then the federal court has to then make the determination whether it belongs in federal court.

It gets to federal court because they are maintaining that there are two – that the parties – Each of the parties, me and Melania, live in different states when we are maintaining that actually we both live in the same state, New York state, and that she is at, and she is ensconced in Trump Tower where she lives, not as she maintains in Florida.

But just to understand this, and it's very and obviously people ask me all the time, is that is that you create these these these loops of.

which are digressions from the real case.

In order for the real case to proceed, we have to get it back into New York State Court.

And that is the long road that we are now on.

Before I leave the warrants, there also was a second set of judgments.

in New York State Court, which totaled about $92 million.

That includes interest.

The debtors appealed that $92 million judgment and tried to post a bond to stay enforcement of it, but with the revolver fully drawn, having paid the $110 million in April and liquidity being really thin, the company simply did not have the credit support it needed to obtain a bond and stay the entry of the judgment.

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So they give a... case summary to start off with about what happened on 514 and the 10 black people being killed and this is a federal hate crime where the crime took place the type of firearm that he had they name all of the 10 black people who were killed both the four black people outside and then the black people who were killed in inside the tops grocery store let's see so they talk about the manifesto and all of that and that he drove from his Conklin residence in New York so that's kind of the gist of it things that we kind of all know already or you should know for some degree especially if you listen to the cows So they include that he was prosecuted in New York State Court, convicted in February 2023.

Gus T. was present for all of that.

And so they explain that this case will proceed in two phases, the guilt phase for the first portion.

It was a small part, and it was the last film she ever made.

By the start of the 1980s, the relationship with Guccione had broken down, and in 1981, she sued him and Penthouse International in New York State Court.

It would take nine years to reach trial.

She filed under her real name, Marjorie Thorson, and what she alleged was ugly.

The woman, then a 20-year-old student at Cornell, had been out drinking with her sorority sisters earlier that night.

According to a lawsuit filed last month in New York State Court, she was visibly intoxicated when she arrived at the frat

house.

Over the course of the next six hours, she alleges the frat brothers plied her with drugs and alcohol and repeatedly sexually assaulted her.

But as we'll see, the law is only half the story here.

The other half is what evidence the DA chose to look at and what evidence he didn't.

On September 14th, 2026, nearly two years after Doe's alleged assaults at the Chi Phi fraternity house, she filed a civil lawsuit in New York state court.

She's suing Cornell University, two national Greek organizations in their local chapters, Local Bar in Ithaca, and the seven men who in recent weeks have become known as the Cornell Seven.

Let's get into it.

A New York State court has warned CAA co-founder Michael Ovitz that he must complete his deposition in the Julia Ormond sexual assault case after he walked out of questioning this past June when lawyers pressed him on his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Here's the structure of what's happening.

Julia Ormond, who broke out in the '90s with Legends of the Fall, First Knight, and Sabrina, has sued CAA, alleging the agency's leadership turned a blind eye to Harvey Weinstein's history of sexual misconduct and failed to warn her before a nineteen ninety-five meeting that led to her being assaulted.

You are out of line." Then he left.

Ormond's lawyers moved for a bench warrant.

New York State Court Justice Adam Silvera declined, finding that Ormond's team wasn't sufficiently impaired by Ovitz leaving before the deposition concluded.

But the judge was explicit.