ABC News to seek dismissal of 'pink slime' lawsuit
ABC News says it intends to ask a circuit court to dismiss a South Dakota beef processing company's defamation lawsuit now that it has been moved from federal court.Full story
Battle between SC Episcopalians back state court
The legal fight between two factions of South Carolina Episcopalians will be decided in state court. U.S. District Judge C. Weston Houck has issued an order saying the federal court has no jurisdiction and hearing the case would disrupt the balance between state and federal courts. Houck heard argum Full story
US Government Snooping on Citizens Phones, Internet
The government is snooping on who you're calling and emailing - and this morning, there's more fallout about that secret program. The surveillance - authorized by Federal Court - is designed to catch terrorists, but in Washington, lawmakers also concerned it may violate your civil rights.The Obama A Full story
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Alleged 9/11 spokesman pleads not guilty in NYC court
NBC’s Pete Williams reports on Sulaiman Abu Ghaith's not guilty plea to charges of plotting to kill Americans in New York federal court.
Bin Laden’s son-in-law to appear in US court
Officials tell NBC News he had been a prisoner in Iran for most of the past decade and is scheduled to appear in federal court Friday. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Obama signs expanded Violence Against Women Act
The law, first passed in 1994, makes it easier to prosecute domestic violence crimes in federal court and now provides extended coverage to immigrants, gays and lesbians. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
New evidence could clear Army doc of 1970 slayings
A former Army doctor, convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and two young daughters in 1970, will appear in federal court for a hearing in which supporters hope new DNA evidence will clear his name. NBC’s Thanh Truong reports from Wilmington, NC.
Federal court blocks Texas voter ID law
The Justice Department blocked the new Texas ID law in March, and now a federal court in Washington has done the same, saying it would hit minority voters especially hard. NBC’s Pete Williams reports.
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