The Early Days of Phoenix New Times | Phoenix New Times
Fifty years ago this week, the Kent State Massacre inspired a band of 20-something rebels to found Phoenix New Times.| Phoenix New Times
Fifty years ago this week, the Kent State Massacre inspired a band of 20-something rebels to found Phoenix New Times.| Phoenix New Times
In an apparent rebuke of California Attorney General and U.S. Senator-elect Kamala Harris, a Sacramento judge has found in favor of the current CEO and two former owners of online classified site Backpage.com, granting a tentative ruling dismissing criminal charges against the three men on Wednesday, hours before oral arguments...| Phoenix New Times
Despite the substantial number of convictions, many of the people who were arrested for marijuana during Harris’ tenure were never locked up or never even charged with a crime.| The Mercury News
Kamala Harris once sicced a California cop on Lacey and Larkin in a failed bid to railroad them; now he's testifying for the feds.| Front Page Confidential
On a recent podcast, Sen. Kamala Harris expressed "regret" for her harsh truancy policy as California's Attorney General.| Front Page Confidential
What is Coyote RI? (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics)| Coyote RI
Jim Larkin R.I.P. | Front Page Confidential
Prosecutorial misconduct in the Lacey/Larkin case drove Judge Susan Brnovich to declare a mistrial on Tuesday.| Front Page Confidential
Before its takedown in 2018, Backpage won several victories in federal and state courts based on the First Amendment and Section 230.| Front Page Confidential
Michael Lacey's sentencing in the Backpage case is delayed till Aug. 27. Prosecutors want him sentenced for crimes he's not been charged with.| Front Page Confidential
On Tuesday, a federal judge acquitted journalist Michael Lacey on 50 of the 84 counts on which his 2024 jury returned no verdict.| Front Page Confidential
probable cause| LII / Legal Information Institute
Backpage jury finds newspaperman Michael Lacey guilty on one count, two execs guilty on many counts, and two worker bees not guilty on all.| Front Page Confidential
(a) Whoever travels in interstate or foreign commerce or uses the mail or any facility in interstate or foreign commerce, with intent to—| LII / Legal Information Institute
