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NYU Law professor Kenji Yoshino was shocked by the latest filing former President Donald Trump's lawyers put forward in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case — and explained to CNN's Kaitlan Collins on Thursday why he found it so "chilling."

This comes as special counsel Jack Smith proposed a July 8 trial date for that case, and Trump's team is countering with August 12.

"In his filing, what you could see is that Trump was leaning heavily on being the Republican nominee, which he's not yet, but it seems like he's on the path to do. You know they talked about the dates of the Republican National Convention. They talked about other campaign dates," said Collins. "How does the judge look at that? Does she take that into in consideration for criminal proceedings?"...

Following Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' proposal of an August 5, 2024 trial date for former President Donald Trump's election racketeering case in Georgia, the Trump camp is coming out swinging against it.

Willis says she proposed the date as a way to avoid conflicts with other pending criminal cases against the former president, like the federal 2020 election case and the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case, which will take up a long time in the beginning of the year and in fact may be delayed even more. But Trump and his associates are claiming it's meant to disrupt the presidential election.

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The Drug Enforcement Administration has ruled marijuana should remain classified as a dangerous drug like heroin because studies have not confirmed its medicinal value, but the agency may itself be to blame for the lack of evidence.

LOS ANGELES (AFP) – Elizabeth Taylor had the last laugh on Thursday: she was buried a day after her death aged 79 -- but exactly 15 minutes behind schedule, on her strict orders.

Tax lawsuit could force reclassification of cannabis to Schedule III

It may be the IRS and not the DEA that puts the Marin Alliance for Medical Marijuana out of business. Alliance founder Lynette Shaw was stunned when the IRS audited her 2008 and 2009 tax returns and disallowed the foundation's business deductions, then demanded millions of dollars in back taxes.