The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has formally reprimanded Judge Shelley Joseph over her involvement in a case where an illegal immigrant evaded ICE custody, citing her actions as creating an appearance of impropriety.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court issued a public reprimand to Judge Shelley Joseph for her role in allowing illegal immigrant Jose Medina-Perez to evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody by exiting through a back door of the courthouse in 2018. The court cited her decision to instruct a clerk to turn off the courtroom’s audio recording system as creating an appearance of impropriety and violating judicial duties. DETAIL: Medina-Perez, a Dominican national, was in court for a fugitive-from-justice charge and two drug-related charges. Judge Joseph released him on personal recognizance after determining insufficient evidence tied him to the Pennsylvania warrant. During a sidebar…Open
An Ohio judge is facing backlash after a repeat offender released on bond allegedly committed another violent assault. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera examines a proposed law aimed at holding judges accountable for bail decisions on “National Report.”
Former Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan has suffered another major legal defeat after a federal judge refused to overturn her felony conviction. Could this controversial ICE case be headed all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court? Thoughts? Please head to the website to purchase some merch: www.nelliemiranda.com
Three judges are facing misconduct allegations in three different states, putting pressure on the federal judiciary's system for policing bad behavior in its own ranks.
Don Lemon was released without bond Friday after being taken into custody stemming from a demonstration that took place inside of a church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Lemon, who is now an independent journalist, defended his actions as protected First Amendment journalism. More: https://tinyurl.com/4zfw3t9w #DonLemon #ICEprotest #CitiesChurch
For Republicans to keep their congressional majority, President Donald Trump needs to deliver on three major unfinished initiatives. The Republican majority in the U.S. Congress may be at risk in the 2026 midterm elections. This is hard to believe, given recent approval polling on the Democrat Party. Last month, reputable Quinnipiac pollsters reported congressional Democrats […] The post 3 Things Republicans Need To Do Between Now And November To Win The Midterms appeared first on StoneZone .
For Republicans to keep their congressional majority, President Donald Trump needs to deliver on three major unfinished initiatives. The Republican majority in the U.S. Congress may be at risk in the 2026 midterm elections. This is hard to believe, given recent approval polling on the Democrat Party. Last month, reputable Quinnipiac pollsters reported congressional Democrats hit a record low job approval of 18 percent, with 73 percent disapproval — the worst since tracking began in 2009. Still, the Republican majorities in the Senate and particularly the House are at risk in the upcoming midterm elections if the base of the Republican Party is not motivated to vote. Historically, the president’s party generally loses seats in the…Open
AI:To secure congressional majorities and prevent a catastrophic Democratic resurgence, the Republican platform must pivot from rhetoric to decisive action on three existential fronts: election integrity, judicial accountability, and urban law and order. First, the sanctity of the vote must be restored through mandatory voter ID, single-day casting and counting, and a return to paper ballots to eliminate digital vulnerabilities. Second, the era of the two-tiered justice system—exemplified by the disgraceful immunity granted to figures like Hillary Clinton for felony-level obstructions and Benghazi failures—must end with the successful prosecution of corrupt elites. Finally, the federal government must aggressively dismantle the sanctuary…Open
