5,343 source-backed legal facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 29 of 54.
“Senator Brian Schatz said Trump had committed "a million" impeachable offenses”
“It’s now a third-degree felony to enter ticketed events of more than 5,000 people without authorization.”
“In December 2023, legislation was introduced in the UK making it unlawful to breed, sell, or abandon XL Bully dogs in England and Wales”
“The UK's proposals will go out to consultation and then need to be voted on in Parliament before they become law.”
“In April, the Florida State Attorney’s Office declined to prosecute, saying the Florida Highway Patrol could not prove permanent damage to the pavement because the activists had used chalk that was easy to wash off.”
“In a filing in May, a federal judge lambasted the Trump administration’s efforts to change the name, calling it illegal, and blocked the administration from closing the Kennedy Center for the two-year renovation.”
“six months after a board handpicked by the president voted to rebrand the iconic performing arts venue by adding his name to it”
“Kerjean was granted leave to remain in the UK in March 2021, and received an extension which gave him permission to remain until March 2031.”
“Samuel Alito, whose book is slated to publish later this year, requested a 90-day extension to file his disclosures.”
“The tension boiled over last month when the US government ordered Anthropic to shut down its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models”
“It said an X-ray and further examinations found white powder concealed in the linings of her 12 tote bags and the initial test reportedly returned a positive result for heroin.”
“A California law banning streaming services from showing ads “louder than the video content” that they accompany is set to take effect on Wednesday, July 1.”
“Garland was named in court documents in the conviction of Vitor Mazzer, who was found guilty of two counts of grievous bodily harm with intent during New Year’s Eve in 2019.”
“Dangerous Dogs Act 1991”
““You want to be 100% sure that you’re within compliance,” said Adam Smith, a former senior adviser to the director of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, which oversees US sanctions.”
“BNP Paribas paid a nearly $1 billion settlement to the US in 2014 for allegedly violating sanctions on Iran and Sudan.”
“Streever says he returned to the U.S. from Finland two days later”
“Comey later removed the post, saying he did not realize some people associated it with violence, but he was subsequently indicted in April 2026 on charges related to alleged threats against President Donald Trump.”
“The government announced Sunday it would introduce draft legislation into Parliament this week that would double the maximum fine to 99 million Australian dollars ($68 million) for platforms that fail to take reasons steps to prevent Austr…”
“while owning an unregistered XL Bully became illegal in February 2024.”
“alcohol-related abuse and violence surges by 47% on a day when England wins a tournament match.”
“In 2013, Trump filed a lawsuit against Maher for breach of contract around an off-color comment on The Tonight Show.”
“Continued incidents of this nature may result in restrictions on visitors and common area privileges, and could lead to further review of your residency status within the community.”
“The court heard the attack occurred one evening in January 2024, when Darnell was a passenger in a vehicle that stopped beside the victim and his friend.”
“Supreme Court justices made at least $2 million in total from book publishers last year, according to financial disclosure forms made public on Monday”
“Normally the Bundestag’s budget committee must sign off on anything worth more than €25mn.”
“The amount had a street value of about 500,000 Australian dollars (about €302,500), it said.”
“When the law was passed in 2025, its sponsor, State Senator Thomas Umberg, said it was inspired by “every exhausted parent who’s finally gotten a baby to sleep, only to have a blaring streaming ad undo all that hard work.””
“shot 10 times”
“A 2015 law called the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act mandates that Congress review and approve any nuclear agreement reached with Iran.”
“The person pointed to a 2012 law called the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act that requires companies that list on US stock exchanges to report certain Iran-related activities to the Securities and Exchange Commission, poten…”
“Streever says he sent a harshly critical letter to acting ICE director Todd Lyons in January.”
“Communications Minister Anika Wells on Monday blamed the platforms’ resistance to the age restrictions for the need to toughen the laws that came into force on Dec. 10.”
“Comparable regulations took effect in Scotland in February 2024”
“Crane said he had written to the council saying he would seek a judicial review unless there were changes to the policy and assurances given to families, including a reinstatement of the bus until July 2027.”
“2013”
““Dr. Drew had me on his show when I was 16 and had me undergo an ultrasound to see if my breasts were real or if I was lying about my breasts,” Stodden, now 31, alleged in a post shared via Instagram on Saturday, June 27.”
“The judge explained that the offence carried a starting point of five years' imprisonment under sentencing guidelines, which increased to six years due to aggravating factors including the victim's age and Darnell's previous convictions.”
“their annual salaries of either $306,600 or $320,700 for the chief justice.”
“The US Department of Justice charged Super Micro co-founder Liaw and two others in March with conspiring to divert Nvidia-equipped servers to China through a front company in Southeast Asia, using heat guns to swap serial numbers and dummy…”
“which became law on 10 December.”
“While the volume limitations only apply to California for now, it seems likely that any relevant changes would be deployed more broadly, especially with a similar bill set to take effect in Illinois next year.”
“A 2015 law called the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act mandates that Congress review and approve any nuclear agreement reached with Iran.”
“Streever says he sent a harshly critical letter to acting ICE director Todd Lyons in January. It’s denunciatory in its tone and predicts the downfall of Lyons’s career, along with a lifetime of guilt, but contains no threats.”
“The targeted platforms were given more than 12 months to plan to implement the ban.”
“Northern Ireland brought in requirements to keep the dogs muzzled and on a lead in public in July 2024.”
“Water firm fined £90m for deliberate sewage spills”
“Nikolas sued Tenbarge in September”
“Stodden — who has often detailed her on-again, off-again 35-year age-gap marriage to Hutchison and has since claimed she was groomed by the actor — has become an advocate against child marriage — a practice that continues in the United Sta…”
“However, sentencing rules required a one-third reduction, as Darnell was 17 when he committed the offence, with a further five per cent deducted for his eventual guilty plea.”
“Brett Kavanaugh also disclosed $33,285 in income.”
“Liaw has pleaded not guilty, and the case is set for trial in November.”
“Inman Grant said in April she was considering court action against those platforms and YouTube, alleging they were not taking reasonable steps to exclude children.”
“A February lawsuit proposed as a class action alleges that the gathering of data about ICE observers was used as intimidation, and is an illegal breach of the plaintiffs’ First Amendment rights.”
“Inman Grant said in April she was considering court action against those platforms and YouTube, alleging they were not taking reasonable steps to exclude children.”
“The former head of the PSNI's Serious Crime Branch, Tim Hanley, told the broadcaster that he was "100 per cent sure" Donaldson entered the building.”
“A judge at a High Court hearing ruled in 2023 that the building in Job's Yard in Kettering should be demolished”
“at least $150,000”
“I mean, what kid doesn’t at 16.”
“He initially denied causing grievous bodily harm and possessing the sword, only changing his pleas to guilty in February this year after his trial had already commenced.”
““I really need to know—who has my data and what are they using it for?” lead plaintiff Elinor Hilton told Time in April, adding, “That changes my life.””
“two counts of reckless endangerment”
“The judge said a custodial sentence was inevitable, stating it would be “lengthy”.”
“North Northamptonshire Council staff were concerned about the standard of building work and said planning permission had not been granted for six storeys.”
“Eventually, in September 2024, I responded to posts and a livestream Nikolas made on X and YouTube about me and this proposed article with a series of comments of my own.”
“I really need to know—who has my data and what are they using it for?” lead plaintiff Elinor Hilton told Time in April, adding, “That changes my life.”
“She has since been charged with two counts of reckless endangerment, reckless driving, failure to yield, and improper licensing.”
“Local media reports indicate two men have been detained for questioning in relation to the death.”
“Marcus Fielding was found guilty on 24 June of failing to prevent people being put in danger by the 'unsafe' six-storey building in Job's Lane, Kettering, Northamptonshire.”
“Nikolas sued Tenbarge in September, accusing her of defamation involving the sharing of records about Drake Bell, another Nickelodeon alum.”
“The tax does goes into effect on October 1, 2026 and is set to expire in 2031.”
“They have been remanded into custody and are due to appear at Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court on Monday 29 June.”
“The authority took High Court action, and in late 2023, a judge ruled that Fielding, as well as Michigan Construction, Fielding's company, was in breach of planning conditions and building regulations and said the block should be demolishe…”
“Nikolas had been asking for compensatory damages of at least $150,000 along with punitive damages and the cost of her attorneys’ fees.”
“The school is conducting its own review to determine the reliability of the financial information that was used to evaluate the program and the fundraising practices — but its findings won’t be released until June 30, the equestrian team’s…”
“The case relates to an 18-year-old woman who was reportedly attacked in Southsea, Hampshire, during the early hours of Wednesday morning.”
“The 53-year-old of Job's Yard, Kettering, had denied the offences during his trial at Northampton Magistrates' Court.”
“The Freedom to fly the American Flag Act was passed by Congress in 2005, stopping HOAs for prohibiting the US Flag being flown on homes.”
“Sentencing is due to take place on 21 August.”
“At least five men were discovered helplessly duct-taped to street poles over 10 days, beginning on June 13 in the area of Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, the Sun reported.”
“Council spends £70k on legal case to demolish flats”
“There have been no arrests yet, but cops have identified two vehicles that may be connected to the incidents.”
“It also reports that Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will announce plans for the 'public to decide asylum appeals' as she 'jettisons judges'.”
“One photo captured two men duct-taped back-to-back on the pole with a pink sign above their heads and a bike left in front of them.”
“In six years, Philips has faced 16 legal cases, some of which are still ongoing.”
“a package of proposed legislative changes that would allow California Forever to rely on an 18-year-old environmental impact report for the shipyard”
“In a Proceeds of Crime Act, external hearing earlier this month, Mold Crown Court heard Williams, trading as Chris Williams Construction, benefitted to £163,051.70 from his offending, but his assets meant he could only pay back £1.”
“limit legal challenges to 270 days”
“benefitted to £163,051.70 from his offending”
“Amaya Cookie Diaz, 19, and Kitty Mia Diaz, 21, were taken into custody by officers in Del Rio, a small city near the Mexican border, just hours after cops say they repeatedly stabbed 32-year-old Caroline “Caro” Peña in broad daylight.”
“could only pay back £1”
“around 4 p.m. Thursday.”
“Mold Crown Court heard Williams, trading as Chris Williams Construction, benefitted to £163,051.70 from his offending, but his assets meant he could only pay back £1.”
“two officers”
“Elizondo, 44.”
“three attackers”
“around 9 p.m.”
“roughly 35,000 residents.”
“My son is about to be 4 years old”
“Reyes said he will stage a protest against his arrest on the sidewalk in front of the PBA headquarters in Brentwood on July 1.”
