AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCriminal Justice (US): Utah Judge Tony Graf ruled Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, setting up a potential death-penalty fight. High-Profile Trial (US): In Massachusetts, Lindsay Clancy’s jury again reported deadlock, prompting a “dynamite” instruction as the judge pushes toward unanimity. Courts & Politics (Maryland): Opponents of Maryland’s Question 3 are pressing their case to the state Supreme Court after lower-court action to block the ballot measure, with arguments centered on whether courts are being used to avoid voters. Supreme Court (Prediction Markets): New Jersey asked the US Supreme Court to decide whether states can regulate sports betting on prediction markets like Kalshi, challenging the idea that the CFTC has exclusive control. Antitrust/Tech (US): A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s bid to force Google to sell its ad exchange, keeping AdX under Alphabet’s control. Religious Liberty (US): Maine’s high court upheld a ruling letting a father restrict his daughter’s evangelical church attendance after concerns about the church’s impact. International Justice: The US renewed efforts to dismantle the International Criminal Court, arguing it has overreached as major cases raise fears about accountability. Business/Compliance (California): A plastics-law fight continues as filings claim California’s rules already pushed an out-of-state supplier’s biggest customer to switch packaging.
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