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Apr 14, 2026Criminal LawCivil LitigationCourt Procedure

Kouri Richins wants a new sentencing date. Karen Read Federal Case, Proctor's wild request.

Kouri Richins' defense seeks to delay her sentencing, while Karen Reed's legal team battles to expand access to Trooper Proctor's extensive phone data, hinting at a new lawsuit against state police.

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Feb 17, 2026Legal AnalysisDefamation LawSocial Media Law

Michael McKee updates. Tik Tok Defamation Trial, Delayed? Ron Ron Ruling...

This episode dissects the bizarre legal battles of a TikTok psychic facing a defamation trial for falsely accusing a professor of murder and an attorney sanctioned for courtroom misconduct and evading service by using an office occupied by a magician.

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