Abrego Garcia Human-Smuggling Case Dismissed by Tennessee Judge

A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed the human-smuggling case against Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant, after concluding the government had brought the case as retaliation for his legal fight against being deported.

Texas Becomes Latest State to Sue Discord Over Child Safety

Discord Inc., an online video and text hangout, attracts adult predators and makes it easy for them to connect with vulnerable users, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) said in a new lawsuit Friday, the latest in a series of legal problems for the California-based platform.

Prosecutor Cut From Senate Judiciary Over Alleged Misconduct

A longtime federal prosecutor’s detail to the Senate Judiciary Committee has been terminated after allegations she was involved in serious misconduct at grand jury proceedings last year, according to a spokesperson for Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).

Judge Won’t Appoint Special Prosecutor to Probe ‘Midway Blitz’

A Cook County, Ill., judge declined to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the conduct of immigration agents in the Chicago area, rejecting a request from hundreds of petitioners who claimed State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke had abandoned her duties.

Microsoft to Pay $250 Million to End Activision Deal Case

Microsoft Corp. agreed Friday to pay $250 million to end shareholder litigation over its $75.4 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard Inc., according to court filings.

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Tesla Supplier Owes $3 Million Over Copper Foil Patents

Tesla Inc. battery supplier Solus Advance Materials Co. and its four Volta Energy units owe SK nexilis Co. $3.3 million for infringing patents by creating and selling copper foil products that are used inside electric vehicles.

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