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youre innocent 😉 | 5 min later: | „but we will only discuss your legal position“ | Country: US
The Supreme Court protected access to a widely used abortion drug by freezing lower-court rulings that placed restrictions on its usage as appeals play out. CNN's legal analyst Karen Friedman Agnifilo weighs in. #SCOTUS #supremecourt #Abortion #mifepristone
A mother in Texas says she turned to an online clinic when she realized she couldn’t get an abortion in her state. After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, state restrictions and legal battles have made her experience more common for many Americans. #CNN #News #Texas #abortion
Legal analyst Charles Coleman reacts to policing system in America’s poor communities.
While discussing national security matters with CNN legal analyst Elliot Williams and national security analyst Shawn Turner, CNN's Victor Blackwell jokes about there being "three bald Black men" on air. #CNN #News
Gente olha q legal parece uma maquina de tortura mas é so um laser legal q deixa pele poggers
for legal reasons this is a silly little joke!!
tiktak i am 21 its legAl #stonertokcommubity #j #rolling #rillyrolly #anxiety #panicattacks #medicine #maryjane | When you get cute lil supplies to roll your cute lil jointies because the cute lil routine of grinding up a cute lil nug n rolling a doobie then taking a cute lil asthma attack inducing fatty puffers until the cute lil panic attack goes away | Pupa 2
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The last time WSJ staff heard from Evan Gershkovich before his arrest was March 29, just before 4 p.m., when he had arrived at a steakhouse in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg. The American reporter loved reporting on Russia—its language, its people—and had made Moscow a second home. Hours later, the newsroom was scrambling to reach contacts in Yekaterinburg, Moscow and Washington. A vague post on Telegram reported that security agents had taken a diner from a Yekaterinburg steakhouse with his hood up. On March 30, Russia said it had detained Gershkovich and accused him of espionage, a claim that WSJ, his colleagues and the Biden administration all deny. Diplomats and legal experts see little hope that the American will immediately be freed, given that espionage trials in Russia are conducted in secret and almost always end in a conviction. The U.S. and WSJ are demanding his immediate release. 📷: AP, WSJ, Zvezda News via Storyful #istandwithevan #evangershkovich #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | WSJ Eastern Europe correspondent | Evan Gershkovich | WSJ reporter | Thomas Grove
something was not right there 🫠 #usa_tiktok #lawoffice #attorney | Call the police | Spotify, playing sound of the police | Alexa | Hi | when the criminal that broke into the office for his legal file actually looked for smth else… | light makeup | Country: US
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a New York grand jury. The indictment is historic, marking the first time a former US president and major presidential candidate has ever been criminally charged. Former prosecutor and CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig explains why there is no such thing as a slam dunk criminal case against him. #CNN #news
Replying to @gabby52810 MSNBC’s legal writer Jordan Rubin explains what could happen now that Trump has been #indicted by a Manhattan grand jury.
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