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Launceston mayor Danny Gibson's working-with-children status under review

A Tasmanian mayor, who also works with young people in local theatre, is currently undergoing a review of his working-with-children status by the Department of Justice.

ABC News

Activision settles with Justice Department due to “anti-competitive” behaviour

Activision Blizzard has settled a case brought against them by the US Justice Department over salary caps for esports players.

TechRadar

Justice Department pursuing obstruction case against Trump over Mar-a-Lago documents case, report claims

DoJ has appointed special counsel to oversee potential prosecution of Trump

The Independent UK

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Custodial Services review finds WA prisoner transports being conducted 'safely and efficiently'

A review has found the transport of prisoners in regional WA is being conducted "safely and efficiently", 15 years after the death of an Aboriginal elder due to severe heatstroke in a van that had broken air conditioning.

ABC News

Justice Department reportedly pursuing obstruction case against Donald Trump over classified documents trove

DoJ has appointed special counsel to oversee potential prosecution of Trump

The Independent UK

Gardai issue warning over new phone call scam

Both Gardai and the Department of Justice report that members of the public are receiving calls claiming to be from government office Immigration Service Delivery but urged the public not to engage with the conversation

Dublin Live

Expert: Indictment won't help Trump

The spectacle of a criminal trial in state or federal court would have a dramatic effect on a presidential campaign

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Commentary: No American is above the law, not even former presidents

No American is above the law — not even former presidents. After a monthslong investigation, a New York grand jury indicted former president Donald J. Trump on charges related to hush-money payments made to adult film star Stormy Daniels in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

Tribune News Service

Trump indictment won't keep him from presidential race, but will make his reelection bid much harder

A Manhattan grand jury has voted to indict former President Donald Trump. The specific state charges, reports The New York Times, “remain a mystery” but will be related to the Manhattan district attorney’s investigation of Trump for making hush money payments to a porn star just before the 2016 presidential…

The Conversation

Do Court-Appointed Prosecutors Violate The Separation of Powers?

Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh argue they do, in defense of--checks notes--Steven Donziger.

Reason

Injured worker taken to Bendigo hospital after alleged attack on Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre staff

The Victorian government has denied union claims staffing numbers were an issue on Saturday night when a worker at Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre was allegedly attacked by a group of inmates.

ABC News

Rep. Comer: DOJ should handle probe into Trump hush money payment

"If there was a reason for prosecution, it should be done by the Department of Justice on the federal level."

Axios

Donald Trump uses rally in Waco, Texas, to rail against potential indictment

Donald Trump uses a rally in Waco, Texas, to rail against his potential indictment, telling supporters the investigations into him are straight out of the "Stalinist Russia horror show".

ABC News

Camp Lejeune health claims are mired despite law allowing suits

As claims and lawsuits pile up against the government related to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune, the number of grievous health outcomes tied to exposure to those toxic chemicals at the Marine Corps base in North Carolina is also rising.

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Roll Call

Camp Lejeune health claims are mired despite law allowing suits - Roll Call

As claims and lawsuits over related to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune pile up, the number of grievous health outcomes also grow.

Salon

It could all backfire and benefit Trump

The Department of Justice's slow build of a case against Donald Trump may end like the mystery of Al Capone's vault

Irish Mirror

Norma Foley agrees with Taoiseach that transgender prisoners should not be housed in female prisons

Education Minister Norma Foley said that she also agreed with comments from Taoiseach Leo Varadkar that prisoners convicted of violent crimes who were born biologically male should not be placed in female-only prions.

The Independent UK

Another witness testifying before Manhattan grand jury ahead of potential Trump indictment, report says

Former president has said he expects to be indicted on Tuesday, thought that timeline is in doubt

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WEKU

New FBI data show reported hate crimes in the U.S. jumped in 2021

Nationally, the number of hate crimes reported by the FBI increased from 8,120 in 2020 to 9,065 in 2021.

The Guardian - US

A Black couple’s home was undervalued by $300,000. Now the US is investigating

Two Johns Hopkins professors say loanDepot lowballed them on their Baltimore home due to their race

ABC News

Perth man on remand spends 15 days isolated at Casuarina Prison amid COVID-19 restrictions

A Perth man in Casuarina Prison on remand is forced to spend more than two weeks in isolation and solitary confinement after his cellmate contracts COVID-19, sparking criticism of staffing shortages and claims of a "system in chaos".

WEKU

How law enforcement is promoting a troubling documentary about 'sextortion'

Law enforcement organizations are promoting a new film about children being exploited into sharing sexual images and videos. But many of the film's key claims lack context.

Texas Observer

A ‘Dark Vision’ of Discipline: Zero Tolerance Makes a Comeback

Texas is already expelling an increasing number of at-risk students, and the Legislature may be about to make things worse.

The Independent UK

Ex-White House aide Peter Navarro ordered to turn over Trump-era emails to National Archives

Mr Navarro will be tried for criminal contempt of Congress later this year

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