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"Good Morning, Mr Trump": Criminal Trial In Hush Money Case Begins
"Good morning, Mr Trump." The innocuous greeting from a New York judge belied the grim expression on Donald Trump's face as he sat flanked by his lawyers in the Manhattan Criminal Courts Monday.
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Coinbase Crypto Exchange, US SEC Lock Horns in US Court Over Digital Assets as Securities
A federal judge in Manhattan on Wednesday grilled Coinbase and the US securities regulator about their divergent views on whether and when digital assets are securities, in a case closely watched by the cryptocurrency industry.
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Bankrupt Crypto Lender Voyager Digital Hopeful to Provide 35 Percent Customer Payout
Crypto lender Voyager Digital said Wednesday that customers will recover about 35 percent of their cryptocurrency deposits as the company winds down its operations after a failed buyout attempt by crypto exchange Binance.US. US Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles approved Voyager's proposed liquidation plan at a court hearing in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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Trump Spoke Only Six Times During Hour-Long Court Hearing
Former US president Donald Trump spoke just six times, including when he entered the not guilty plea, before a judge in a Manhattan court during the nearly hour-long hearing at his arraignment, according to court records.
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Donald Trump Arrested At New York Court, Appears Before Judge
Donald Trump turned himself in Tuesday for a historic New York court hearing held amid tight security and a global media frenzy, as the Republican billionaire becomes the first American president in history to face criminal charges.
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Elon Musk Requests US Judge to End $258 Billion Dogecoin Lawsuit Against Him
Elon Musk asked a US judge on Friday to throw out a $258 billion (roughly Rs. 21,20,200 crore) racketeering lawsuit accusing him of running a pyramid scheme to support the cryptocurrency Dogecoin. In an evening filing in Manhattan federal court, lawyers for Musk and his electric car company Tesla called the lawsuit by Dogecoin investors a "fanciful...
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Facebook Users Seeking Cambridge Analytica Information Must Wait, US Judge Says
US Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane said Tuesday in Manhattan court that they'll have to wait until September to hear his answer, when it is hoped that more information will become clear.
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New York Bombing Suspect Could Face Hearing In Hospital Bed
A lawyer for an Afghan-born US citizen charged with bombings in New York and New Jersey over the weekend asked a federal judge to schedule his first court appearance today, possibly in his hospital bed.
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US Appeals Court Upholds Apple Ebook Settlement
US District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan had approved the settlement in November 2014.
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Rajat Gupta Tries New Legal Recourse to Overturn Conviction
In a memorandum submitted in the US District Court in Manhattan on Friday, Gupta is seeking a "certificate of appealability" that will enable him to appeal the ruling made by US District Judge Jed Rakoff on July 2.
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Barack Obama Critic Indian-American Filmmaker Ordered Psychology Counselling
A New York Judge has ordered Dinesh D'Souza, an Indian-American conservative scribe and Mr Obama critic filmmaker, to do community service for four more years for breaking campaign-finance laws and undergo further counselling.
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Facebook May Sue Lawyers Over Fugitive Ceglia's Lawsuit, Rules Judge
The ruling came a week after what would have been the May 4 start of a criminal trial in Manhattan federal court of Ceglia.
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In a First, Woman Set to Divorce Husband Via Facebook
A Manhattan court judge has granted a Brooklyn-based nurse permission to serve her husband divorce papers via a private message posted on the social networking site Facebook after attempts to contact him failed.
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Apple $450 Million E-book Settlement Gets Final Court Approval
During a hearing in Manhattan, US District Judge Denise Cote approved what she called a "highly unusual" accord. It calls for Apple to pay $400 million to as many as 23 million consumers if the company is unsuccessful in appealing a ruling that found it liable for antitrust violations.
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Rajaratnam's Brother Reaches Insider Trading Deal With US SEC
The settlement was filed on Thursday by the SEC in New York federal court, three months after a federal jury in Manhattan acquitted Rengan Rajaratnam of conspiring to engage in insider trading, a rare defeat for US prosecutors. Under the agreement with the SEC, Rajaratnam will pay the $841,243 in four equal payments and will neither admit nor deny ...
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"Good Morning, Mr Trump": Criminal Trial In Hush Money Case Begins
"Good morning, Mr Trump." The innocuous greeting from a New York judge belied the grim expression on Donald Trump's face as he sat flanked by his lawyers in the Manhattan Criminal Courts Monday.
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Coinbase Crypto Exchange, US SEC Lock Horns in US Court Over Digital Assets as Securities
A federal judge in Manhattan on Wednesday grilled Coinbase and the US securities regulator about their divergent views on whether and when digital assets are securities, in a case closely watched by the cryptocurrency industry.
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Bankrupt Crypto Lender Voyager Digital Hopeful to Provide 35 Percent Customer Payout
Crypto lender Voyager Digital said Wednesday that customers will recover about 35 percent of their cryptocurrency deposits as the company winds down its operations after a failed buyout attempt by crypto exchange Binance.US. US Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles approved Voyager's proposed liquidation plan at a court hearing in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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Trump Spoke Only Six Times During Hour-Long Court Hearing
Former US president Donald Trump spoke just six times, including when he entered the not guilty plea, before a judge in a Manhattan court during the nearly hour-long hearing at his arraignment, according to court records.
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Donald Trump Arrested At New York Court, Appears Before Judge
Donald Trump turned himself in Tuesday for a historic New York court hearing held amid tight security and a global media frenzy, as the Republican billionaire becomes the first American president in history to face criminal charges.
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Elon Musk Requests US Judge to End $258 Billion Dogecoin Lawsuit Against Him
Elon Musk asked a US judge on Friday to throw out a $258 billion (roughly Rs. 21,20,200 crore) racketeering lawsuit accusing him of running a pyramid scheme to support the cryptocurrency Dogecoin. In an evening filing in Manhattan federal court, lawyers for Musk and his electric car company Tesla called the lawsuit by Dogecoin investors a "fanciful...
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Facebook Users Seeking Cambridge Analytica Information Must Wait, US Judge Says
US Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane said Tuesday in Manhattan court that they'll have to wait until September to hear his answer, when it is hoped that more information will become clear.
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New York Bombing Suspect Could Face Hearing In Hospital Bed
A lawyer for an Afghan-born US citizen charged with bombings in New York and New Jersey over the weekend asked a federal judge to schedule his first court appearance today, possibly in his hospital bed.
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US Appeals Court Upholds Apple Ebook Settlement
US District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan had approved the settlement in November 2014.
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Rajat Gupta Tries New Legal Recourse to Overturn Conviction
In a memorandum submitted in the US District Court in Manhattan on Friday, Gupta is seeking a "certificate of appealability" that will enable him to appeal the ruling made by US District Judge Jed Rakoff on July 2.
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Barack Obama Critic Indian-American Filmmaker Ordered Psychology Counselling
A New York Judge has ordered Dinesh D'Souza, an Indian-American conservative scribe and Mr Obama critic filmmaker, to do community service for four more years for breaking campaign-finance laws and undergo further counselling.
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Facebook May Sue Lawyers Over Fugitive Ceglia's Lawsuit, Rules Judge
The ruling came a week after what would have been the May 4 start of a criminal trial in Manhattan federal court of Ceglia.
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In a First, Woman Set to Divorce Husband Via Facebook
A Manhattan court judge has granted a Brooklyn-based nurse permission to serve her husband divorce papers via a private message posted on the social networking site Facebook after attempts to contact him failed.
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Apple $450 Million E-book Settlement Gets Final Court Approval
During a hearing in Manhattan, US District Judge Denise Cote approved what she called a "highly unusual" accord. It calls for Apple to pay $400 million to as many as 23 million consumers if the company is unsuccessful in appealing a ruling that found it liable for antitrust violations.
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Rajaratnam's Brother Reaches Insider Trading Deal With US SEC
The settlement was filed on Thursday by the SEC in New York federal court, three months after a federal jury in Manhattan acquitted Rengan Rajaratnam of conspiring to engage in insider trading, a rare defeat for US prosecutors. Under the agreement with the SEC, Rajaratnam will pay the $841,243 in four equal payments and will neither admit nor deny ...
