Eric R. Holder Jr. was found guilty of first-degree murder last year in the 2019 killing of Hussle outside a clothing store he had founded in Los Angeles.
Category: Decisions and Verdicts
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Nipsey Hussle’s Killer Sentenced to 60 Years to Life in Prison
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Judge Bans Starbucks From Firing Union Supporters
The New York Times – Business:A nationwide injunction restrains the company from dismissing labor organizers and could help reinstate ousted workers more quickly.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Needs Tighter Bail Restrictions, Judge Says
The New York Times – Business:A federal judge said he was not satisfied with a plan that lawyers for the disgraced FTX founder struck with prosecutors to limit his use of encrypted messaging apps.
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Court Dismisses Guilty Plea by Australian Tennis Star Nick Kyrgios in Assault Case
The New York Times – Sports:The guilty plea and dismissal stemmed from a confrontation Mr. Kyrgios had with his partner in 2021 when she tried to prevent him from leaving in a ride-hailing car.
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Judge Finds Amazon Broke Labor Law in Anti-Union Effort
The New York Times – Business:The ruling, on charges brought by the National Labor Relations Board, involved actions at two Staten Island warehouses before union votes last year.
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Johnson & Johnson’s Talc-Related Bankruptcy Filing Is Rejected
The New York Times – Business:The company faces some 40,000 plaintiffs that claim its baby powder caused cancer.
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A Federal Court Blocks California’s New Medical Misinformation Law
The New York Times – Business:California’s law sought to punish doctors who give patients false information about Covid-19.
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Judge Orders Release of Video Footage Showing Attack on Paul Pelosi
The New York Times – Business:Judge Stephen M. Murphy of San Francisco Superior Court ruled that there was no reason to keep the footage secret. It could be released as soon as Thursday.
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Sullivan & Cromwell Law Firm Can Continue Advising FTX on Bankruptcy
The New York Times – Business:Sullivan & Cromwell was under attack for a potential conflict of interest tied to its work for the crypto exchange before the bankruptcy.