Corinne Ramey

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Judge to Consider Limits on Donald Trump’s Airing of Evidence in Hush-Money Case

By: Corinne Ramey

The Manhattan district attorney is pushing for the restrictions, citing the former president’s history of attacking judges, jurors and others.

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E. Jean Carroll and Donald Trump Rest Cases in Civil Rape Trial

By: James Fanelli, Corinne Ramey

After closing arguments next week, the nine-member New York jury will consider Ms. Carroll’s battery and defamation claims, which were filed in 2022.

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Closing Arguments Delivered in E. Jean Carroll Civil Rape Case Against Trump

By: Corinne Ramey, James Fanelli

The jury is expected to begin deliberations on Tuesday on the writer’s claims for battery and defamation.

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Judge Restricts Trump’s Use of Evidence in Hush-Money Case

By: Corinne Ramey

The former president can’t post evidence on social media and can only view some materials when his lawyers are present.

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Jury to Begin Deliberations in E. Jean Carroll Rape Case Against Donald Trump

By: James Fanelli, Corinne Ramey

The panel will weigh writer E. Jean Carroll’s battery and defamation claims.

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The Prisoners Who Debate Ivy League Students

By: Corinne Ramey, Kholood Eid

A debate team at a maximum-security prison drew international attention when they defeated students from Harvard University in 2015. On Friday, it was time for a rematch.

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Trump Hush-Money Case to Go to Trial in March 2024

By: Corinne Ramey

A judge sets a trial date at a hearing in which the former president appears virtually.

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Trump’s Potential Summer Indictment in Georgia Raises Security Concerns

By: Jan Wolfe, Corinne Ramey, Cameron Mcwhirter

Fani Willis, the district attorney for Fulton County, Ga., has set an August timetable for criminal charges.

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Sam Bankman-Fried Could Have Some Charges Dropped if Bahamas Objects

By: James Fanelli, Corinne Ramey

The Justice Department said it would drop some of the criminal charges against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried if the Bahamas says they violate the terms of his extradition to the U.S.

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Elizabeth Holmes’s Victims Likely Won’t Get Much Restitution for Theranos Fraud

By: James Fanelli, Corinne Ramey

The disgraced Theranos founder and the former executive Ramesh Balwani must pay $452 million in restitution, but like many criminals, they have limited means.