Cyrus Vance-Junior: Last News

New York District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. will move to vacate the convictions of two men for the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965, his office said on Wednesday.

Tekashi 6ix9ine have been indicted on charges including robbery and false impersonation after an incident last summer.The rapper’s protection team jumped into SUVs and chased the man 20 blocks with lights flashing after he attempted to film a cellphone video of him, prosecutors have said.“A celebrity entourage is not a police department, and Manhattan is not the Wild West,” Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr said yesterday (July 19), in a written statement confirming the indictments.“As alleged, these highly-compensated vigilantes caravanned through the streets of Harlem with sirens flashing in order to track a man down and steal and break his phone.When 6ix9ine’s bodyguards finally confronted the man, they stopped him with their

Ted Johnson Donald Trump was dealt another setback in his latest effort to squelch a grand jury subpoena for his tax returns, after a federal appellate court ruled that Manhattan’s district attorney’s attempt to obtain the documents was not overly broad or done in bad faith.While the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruling is another legal victory for Manhattan’s district attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., it does not mean that he can immediately obtain the records.In their unanimous decision, a three-judge panel rejected arguments from Trump’s lawyers that Vance was engaged in a “fishing expedition.”“It would be impossible for grand juries and district attorneys advising them to fashion document subpoenas with such refinement and precision that every

Ted Johnson The Supreme Court ruled that Manhattan prosecutors can obtain Donald Trump’s financial records, including his tax returns, concluding that the president was not immune from a grand jury subpoena of the records.The case is not over, though, as the high court sent the case back to lower courts to resolve the issue.The court was expected to issue two opinions having to do with whether the president’s financial records had to be turned over in response to subpoenas.The first was a case in which the New York district attorney, Cyrus Vance Jr., has been investigating whether the Trump Organization falsified records related to payoffs of Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, and a grand jury subpoenaed the president’s financial

Harvey Weinstein 's victims cried and held each other as they left the courtroom where he had just been sentenced to 23 years behind bars.

By Dominic Patten