Prosecutions by the US attorney’s office in New Jersey are poised to advance despite a federal court decision that the office’s acting leader isn’t lawfully serving in the role, legal scholars said.

South Africa’s antitrust body referred a price-fixing complaint against the local units of some of the world’s top shipping companies including A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S and CMA CGM SA to a tribunal for prosecution.

After being apprehended in a furious five-day manhunt for the killer of an insurance executive in midtown Manhattan, Luigi Mangione casually told a prison guard he had a 3-D gun in his backpack and chatted with another about George Orwell’s literature, according to court testimony.

The Ninth Circuit agreed to revisit a constitutional challenge to a California law that would require background checks for ammunition purchases.

The Justice Department officially dissolved the almost century-old tax division, a controversial move that comes after a year of attorney departures.

Two DC-area right-wing operatives were sentenced Monday to one year of probation for crimes related to robocalls targeted at Black Detroit residents during the 2020 presidential election.