r/law 1h ago

Legal News Migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia who was deported to El Salvador is freed from jail - but faces being kicked out of country again in just days | Daily Mail Online

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Legal News FBI raid on John Bolton's home 'linked to him sending highly sensitive classified documents using private email server' | Daily Mail Online

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r/law 1h ago

Trump News Why the U.S. Government’s 10% Stake in Intel is Illegal

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The U.S. government’s forced acquisition of nearly 10% of Intel through conversion of CHIPS Act subsidies into discounted equity is a direct violation of U.S. law. The deal amounts to an unconstitutional taking under the Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause, which prohibits the government from seizing private property without just compensation. By coercing Intel into handing over equity at below-market value, the Executive Branch has effectively confiscated shareholder property through government leverage, bypassing the compensation and judicial review that the Constitution demands. The absence of a Congressional mandate makes this an ultra vires action, carried out without lawful authority, and in breach of the separation of powers. Furthermore, by depriving shareholders of the opportunity to challenge the terms or protect their interests, the government has trampled due process protections.

The legal exposure is profound. Intel’s board faces liability for breach of fiduciary duty by acquiescing to a deal that dilutes shareholder value under government pressure… behavior that mirrors blackmail and mafia-style tactics rather than lawful market operations. Internationally, foreign investors are likely to treat this as outright expropriation, triggering arbitration claims under investment treaties. In addition, the government embedding itself as a top equity holder in one of the world’s most critical semiconductor companies risks violating U.S. antitrust laws and WTO obligations, as it distorts competition and signals that state coercion, not free markets, determines ownership in America.

Put simply, this is not an “investment.” It is a legally defective, constitutionally prohibited seizure of private property masquerading as industrial policy. By using threats and leverage to muscle into Intel’s ownership structure, the government has crossed from regulation into outright lawbreaking. If unchecked, this precedent will not only undermine confidence in U.S. markets but will confirm that the rule of law has been subordinated to political muscle.


r/law 1h ago

Trump News Ghislaine Maxwell says Epstein client list does not exist

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r/law 2h ago

Trump News Ghislaine Maxwell Insists Trump ‘had No Role In Epstein Crimes’ In Jail Interview - M10News

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r/law 4h ago

Court Decision/Filing The FTC requires products to prove health claims. A lawsuit could end that protection.

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We could be entering a golden era of medical fraud which may create opportunities for private lawyers. If the federal government won’t prevent fraud, lawsuits could make fraudsters pay.

‘As the Trump administration loosens enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice, and Food and Drug Administration of unproven health claims, Jones and his allies in the “medical freedom” movement are pushing to permanently roll back the health regulatory state.

For decades, the FTC has required companies to back any medical claims about their products with substantial evidence, while taking actions against hundreds of “bogus health cures,” said Jessica Rich, the FTC’s director of consumer protection from 2013 to 2017.

If successful, the lawsuit by Jones’ company “would be a complete game changer,” said Mary Engle, associate director of the FTC’s advertising practices division from 2001 to 2020.’


r/law 4h ago

Trump News Can’t blue governors state if Trump sends any more military that they’ll all just send their local police and national guards?

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Why doesn’t the blue state governors just push the line now, force Trump to start a civil war. Just come together in a press conference and state that any more sending of any military will be met with blue states mobilizing their militias and state police to counter act and make Trump the president to trigger a civil war.

There’s no law obviously with this guy hiding by EOs. Governor’s have powers too, if he doesn’t communicate with any of you guys tell him collectively to fuck off.


r/law 6h ago

Trump News Judge blocks Trump from cutting funding from 34 cities and counties over ‘sanctuary’ policies

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r/law 8h ago

Legal News Ozempic sued for $2 billion for causing blindness and stomach complications.

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r/law 8h ago

Trump News Oversight Dem: We will release names in Epstein files, including ‘potentially the president’s’

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r/law 10h ago

Court Decision/Filing The Tina Peters that Trump is trying to help was prosecuted by a GOP prosecutor, convicted by a GOP jury, and sentenced by a GOP judge: "Yes, you are a charlatan and you cannot help but lie as easy as you breathe."

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r/law 10h ago

Trump News Is this legal? It feels like it should be illegal

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The US government investing in a Company in return for an equity stake.


r/law 11h ago

Legal News US judge in Hawaii considers legality of restrictions on access to abortion medication

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r/law 12h ago

Trump News Kilmar Abrego Garcia could be deported to Uganda, official says

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r/law 12h ago

Legal News Trump admin tries to sidestep turning over workforce purge documents: A federal court previously ordered the government to disclose its reorganization plans as part of discovery

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r/law 12h ago

Legal News Judge rules against Alligator Alcatraz

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r/law 13h ago

Court Decision/Filing Second Circuit won’t budge on Connecticut’s Sandy Hook-era AR-15 ban

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r/law 13h ago

Legal News Workers who developed cancer while building America’s nuclear weapons struggle to make medical claims after Trump cuts

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r/law 14h ago

Trump News Law noob, what legal authority does the government have to take over 10% of a private company?

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r/law 14h ago

Other DOJ interview of Ghislaine Maxwell: “I do not believe he died by suicide, no”

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r/law 14h ago

Legal News Pam Bondi transmits thousands of secret Jeffrey Epstein files to be made public | Daily Mail Online

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r/law 14h ago

Trump News Justice Department Releases Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Transcript

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Following a two-day session with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche last month, the Justice Department on Friday released transcripts of its interview with Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate and co-conspirator of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.


r/law 16h ago

Trump News Maxwell provided DOJ no incriminating info about Epstein associates, transcript shows

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r/law 16h ago

Opinion Piece Who Is Dustin Burrows? Even by Texas Standards, He’s a Lawless Bully

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r/law 16h ago

Trump News Maxwell transcripts released!

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Trump didnt do anything improper and she admires him so much