Erik Uebelacker is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. His work has been featured in publications such as TucsonSentinel.com, Courthouse News Service, The Daily Beast, and various Yahoo News outlets. Erik covers a range of topics, including legal proceedings, politics, and environmental issues.
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Erik Uebelacker's coverage primarily revolves around government & politics, particularly legal proceedings and high-profile cases. His interest seems to lean towards controversies, trials, and legal disputes involving notable figures.
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Cannon dismissed the criminal charges against Trump in July, finding that Smith had been unlawfully appointed to his position of special counsel.
By: Erik Uebelacker
Trump has repeatedly bemoaned that New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan's daughter holds a leadership role at Authentic, a political consulting firm that has worked with Democrats.
By: Erik Uebelacker
Trump has already made one unsuccessful attempt to get the case removed in 2023.
Trump has three pending efforts to disrupt his Sept. 18 sentencing. A former New York judge told Courthouse News that he would be “stunned” if they’re successful.
Trump last week asked a federal judge to have the case moved from state court to the Southern District of New York.
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein ruled Tuesday that there was no “good cause” to move the case out of state court.
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Trump hadn't shown good cause to move the case out of state court.
By: Erik Uebelacker
The Second Circuit panel seemed skeptical of the former district attorney's claims that he had little to do with the botched investigation.
Prosecutors say the defendants used right-wing U.S. influencers to
Trump asked the court to reschedule his sentencing, claiming that the date could interfere with the upcoming presidential election.
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