Anyone notice? I didn’t notice. Her voice is annoying.
https://www.mediaite.com/tv/outnumbered-host-melissa-francis-off-the-air-at-fox-news-amid-reports-of-a-gender-pay-dispute/
Which case?
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/522345-sec-announces-record-breaking-114-million-whistleblower-reward
Moving on up.
https://www.newsmax.com/us/barrett-kirsch-federaljudge/2020/10/22/id/993348/
Axios now reported Trump will call Biben “Big Guy” or “Mr. Chairman” during debate.
Chairman may not work. NK reference. Also 75% ppl don’t know about Hunter emails because MSM not reporting.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/judge-dismisses-charge-cop-floyds-death-73761265
But on Thursday, a Ninth Circuit panel found Breyer failed to establish Alahaggagi intended to influence or retaliate against a government when he the opened social media accounts. Those are perquisites for applying a terrorism enhancement that can more than double a defendant’s prison sentence.
“The district court did not make sufficient factual findings concerning Alhaggagi’s knowledge of how the accounts he opened were to be used,” U.S. Circuit Judge Milan Smith, a George W. Bush appointee, wrote for the majority.
The panel remanded the case to Breyer’s court for reconsideration of whether a terrorism enhancement applies.
U.S. District Judge David Ezra, a Ronald Reagan appointee sitting on the panel by designation from the Eastern District of Hawaii, joined Smith in the majority opinion.
Breyer had rejected a probation office’s recommendation of a four-year prison sentence and three-year probation term, based on its finding that the terrorism enhancement did not apply. The prosecution pushed for a 33-year prison sentence and lifetime probation, arguing that Alhaggagi poses a danger to society.
Alhaggagi’s lawyers argued the defendant was simply a naïve young man who spun tall tales in online chat rooms to make himself look tough and said outlandish things about plotting terror attacks to shock people with no intention of following through.
https://www.courthousenews.com/ninth-circuit-overturns-15-year-sentence-for-man-who-aided-terrorists/