Colin Kalmbacher is an editor for Law & Crime, focusing on covering legal cases and court proceedings. With a keen interest in criminal justice, Colin provides in-depth analysis and reporting on high-profile cases, including murder trials, political legal battles, and cases involving sexual assault.
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Colin Kalmbacher’s coverage is primarily focused on crime, legal cases, court proceedings, and criminal justice. His articles predominantly feature evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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"On November 5, 2024, the Nation's People issued a mandate that supersedes the political motivations of the District Attorney of New York's 'People.'"
By: Colin Kalmbacher
“It's a very unfortunate situation,” Baker said. “It appears that he knows what happened and he actually continued to deliver packages in the area.”
"Officers conducted a sweep of the apartment and it showed the child was alone, with the exception of two dogs."
By: Colin Kalmbacher
A litany of civil rights groups are demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars in attorneys fees from Rep.
By: Colin Kalmbacher
On other occasions, the father allegedly admitted to watching Bloyer punch his son “really hard” in the face and strike him with a belt.
By: Colin Kalmbacher
Now, Biden's attorneys say Byrne's attorney simply got it wrong — and is protesting far too much about the documents themselves.
By: Colin Kalmbacher
Left: British reggae-rock musician Eddy Grant, performing during the 42nd Montreux Jazz Festival in Montreux, Switzerland, in 2008, sued Trump over
By: Colin Kalmbacher
“We think this would be the perfect opportunity for the Supreme Court to remind the circuit courts that the states cannot regulate the public viewpoint speech of physicians just because they have a license, even in pandemic times,” Jaffe told Law&Crime.
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan, in an order granting relief and setting deadlines eschewed a defense request that would have allowed them weeks to use federal dismissal arguments.
By: Colin Kalmbacher
“Teach me about deer hunting,” the woman allegedly said — prompting a question from her boyfriend just before he was shot in the chest.
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