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Man Given Secret Jan. 6 Plea Deal Finished His Prison Sentence With No Public Court Record
Samuel Lazar was released from the U.S. Bureau of Prisons on Sept. 13 after being sentenced to 30 months in prison in a secret hearing on March 17.
Challenges to Jan. 6 Obstruction of Congress Prosecutions Pile Up at US Supreme Court
Novel use of a corporate-fraud statute gives federal prosecutors 'unbridled, standardless discretion to effectively make up their own law,' new filing says.
The U.S. Capitol Building: America’s Legislative Hall
Larger than life: Architecture through the ages
Florida Proud Boys Member Christopher Worrell Captured by FBI After 44 Days as a Fugitive
FBI agents found Mr. Worrell unconscious after he covertly returned to his Naples home on Sept. 28.
10 Oath Keepers Still Await Sentencing on Jan. 6 Conspiracy, Obstruction Charges
Sentencing hearings for eight of the Oath Keepers were delayed because they were assisting the FBI as required by plea deals.
Mysterious Jan. 6 Figure Says He's Not a Federal Agent or Provocateur
Filmed removing plastic snow fencing and police signage from the west lawn on Jan. 6, the man says he was concerned about safety.
Former Tennessee Sheriff's Deputy Pleads Guilty to Jan. 6 Felony, Misdemeanor Charge
Ronald Colton McAbee's plea was not part of a deal with prosecutors. His trial on five other Jan. 6 charges is set for Oct. 2.
Man Who Attacked Police Officers on Jan. 6 Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison
Rodney Milstreed pleaded guilty to assaulting officers with a dangerous weapon and two other counts.
Ray Epps Pleads Guilty to Single Petty Misdemeanor Count
Epps faces a maximum of six months in prison and a fine up to $20,000 when sentenced on Dec. 20.
Ray Epps Charged With Federal Disorderly Conduct Misdemeanor for Jan. 6 Actions
An arraignment/plea agreement hearing will take place on Sept. 20 in Washington D.C.
