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The $14.6 billion crackdown spanned all 50 states and included charges from opioid trafficking and telemedicine fraud to transnational identity theft schemes.
That order issued pardons to roughly 1,500 people who had been convicted of “offenses related to events that occurred at or near the United States Capitol” on Jan. 6, 2021.
The sweeping pardons that President Donald Trump granted to Jan. 6 rioters in his first day back in office do not apply to a Capitol rioter who was separately convicted by a federal jury in ...
Justice Department Marks 4th Anniversary Of Capitol Attack. ... police officers were brutally assaulted while bravely defending the United States Capitol,” Garland said.
New information from Justice officials reveals that 140 law enforcement officers were assaulted January 6, more than half from the Capitol Police Department and the balance from DC Metro police ...
The Justice Department is arguing for the first time that a convicted Jan. 6 rioter, ... the first Capitol attack defendant to go to trial, ... United States District Court for D.C.
PROVIDENCE — The US Department of Justice dismissed its case Tuesday against a Rhode Islander accused of beating multiple Capitol Police officers with a wooden table leg during the Jan. 6, ...
Jack Smith, who led Trump prosecutions, leaves US Justice Department. A former war crimes prosecutor, Smith was appointed in November 2022 – nearly two years after the US Capitol attack.
Three years after the riot at the United States Capitol, the U.S. Supreme Court could upend the criminal cases of those defendants allegedly involved in the riot. On January 6, 2021, a group of ...
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