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The U.S. Department of Justice reports 1,424 people have been arrested on Jan. 6 charges—at the quickest pace since 2021.
The 122 arrests through April 5 outpace the 70 arrests in 2023 and the 50 arrests in 2022, DOJ data show. Nearly 7 in 10 guilty pleas are for misdemeanors.
DOJ wants to move the $30 million wrongful-death case from San Diego, but Aaron Babbitt’s attorney says the law gives deference to his client.
The FBI is making arrests and the DOJ is filing charges at the quickest pace in three years, pushing the expected total up to 2,150 arrests by 2026.
Stephen Baker of Blaze Media said the FBI’s charging document is not about behavior, but rather ‘all about my words. Everything.’
Prosecution of Blaze Media’s Stephen Baker decried by colleagues.
Aaron James and Isaac Westbury face a combined 17 criminal counts along with two other brothers and their stepfather for their actions on Jan. 6, 2021.
The decision will affect more than 330 defendants and could eliminate the DOJ’s unprecedented and novel use of a law designed for white-collar crime.
FBI’s postponing of surrender date is ‘quite a fast turnaround of events in less than 36 hours.’
‘A defendant cannot be found guilty merely as a result of being near someone else committing a crime,’ attorney John Pierce wrote.
The U.S. Department of Justice report states that 1,185 people have been arrested for alleged Jan. 6-related crimes in the past 33 months.
Novel use of a corporate-fraud statute gives federal prosecutors ‘unbridled, standardless discretion to effectively make up their own law,’ new filing says.
Independent journalist Steve Baker believes a Jan. 6 grand jury subpoena he received on Aug. 7 is part of an attempt by actors at the U.S. Department of Justice to ’silence' him.
