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January 12, 2026
7th Circ. Finds DEA, State Officials Immune In Pill Mill 'Mess'
The Seventh Circuit Monday overturned rulings that would have let a doctor's Fourth and Fifth amendments claims over a pill mill investigation go to trial, concluding federal and state officials are entitled to immunity in proceedings the court described as a "tangled mess."
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January 12, 2026
Dentist Doesn't Get High Court Review Of Murder, Fraud Case
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday declined to hear an appeal from a dentist convicted of killing his wife in Zambia after he sought review by arguing that federal prosecutors violated a forum shopping law that dates back to the nation's founding.
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January 12, 2026
FirstEnergy Investors Again Push For Class Cert. In Bribe Suit
FirstEnergy Corp. investors have renewed their bid for class certification in Ohio federal court after the Sixth Circuit decertified the class and found that the district court applied the wrong legal standard, in a case accusing the utility company of bribing Ohio officials to secure a $1 billion bailout of a pair of nuclear plants.
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January 12, 2026
Ex-Google Engineer Stole AI Secrets To Help China, Jury Told
Driven by greed, ex-Google engineer Linwei Ding stole thousands of confidential documents from the tech giant, launched his own startup and then offered Google's artificial intelligence trade secrets to China, a federal prosecutor told a California jury Monday at the start of Ding's high-profile economic espionage trial.
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January 12, 2026
Lindberg's $2B Fraud Sentence Hinges On March Report
Convicted insurance magnate Greg Lindberg is close to being sentenced on federal bribery and fraud charges after spending the past 14 months in county jail, with the parties and a North Carolina federal judge on Monday projecting a sentencing date for mid-April.
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