Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Harry Dorfman, seen here in 2012 commenting on a verdict at the Hall of Justice, will no longer allow the use of a racial slur in ...

Leavitt was first appointed as a District Court judge in 2002 by Gov. Kenny Guinn. She previously was in private practice and ...

A Florida federal judge in a blistering order said President Donald Trump had sued the Internal Revenue Service "for an improper purpose" — to gain the appearance of "judicial legitimacy" for a ...

More than a half-dozen candidates are in the running to fill three judicial vacancies throughout Georgia. Seats are open on the superior courts of the Gwinnett and Waycross judicial circuits and the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The dispute centers on a broader legal battle over President Donald Trump's executive order on federal elections and mail-in ...

The field of candidates for an open Macomb County Circuit Court judge seat will be sliced in half to two in the Aug. 4 primary. Attorneys James Spagnuolo, Mariell Lehman and Jeremy Fisher, and ...

A respected judge in Denver’s immigration court was fired in June after months of criticism from Justice Department officials following her decision to grant bond hearings for detained immigrants, ...

In Georgia, a Republican lawmaker filed articles of impeachment Tuesday against an Atlanta judge who allegedly had sex in her chambers and then denied it to investigators, only to change course when ...

Although federal judges have concluded more than 13,000 times in recent months that ICE has illegally detained people without the chance for release, those rulings often only tell half the story. That ...

Unlike his judicial colleagues, San Francisco Superior Court Judge Harry Dorfman has used the "n-word" in court for years when quoting people in criminal cases, saying it was needed for an accurate ...

A federal judge in Massachusetts rebuked the Trump administration after finding that it violated a court order related to election rules for mail-in ballots, while also taking aim at a recent U.S.