Appeals court declines to toss McIver case as panel splits on selective prosecution claims
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- 26 Aug, 15:06Appeals court rejects Rep. McIver's challenge to charges for alleged assaults at ICE facility1 outlet
- 26 Aug, 16:16Appeals court declines to toss McIver case as panel splits on selective prosecution claims2 outlets
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How it spread - 4 original reports
Wed, 26 August 2026
3 reports- Google News - Top Stories15:06first to report
Appeals court rejects Rep. McIver's challenge to charges for alleged assaults at ICE facility Politico Trump scores federal court win against House progressive accused of assaulting ICE Fox News Federal appeals court declines to dismiss criminal charges against US congresswoman The Guardian Case against lawmaker charged in Delaney Hall clash can proceed, appeals court rules The Washington Post Appeals court allows two charges against McIver to proceed to trial New Jersey Globe
- Google News - Top Stories16:16
Appeals court declines to toss McIver case as panel splits on selective prosecution claims The Hill Trump scores federal court win against House progressive accused of assaulting ICE Fox News Judge Rejects Plea to Toss Federal Charges Against Rep. LaMonica McIver The New York Times Federal appeals court declines to dismiss criminal charges against US congresswoman The Guardian Case against lawmaker charged in Delaney Hall clash can proceed, appeals court rules The Washington Post
- The Hill16:16
A federal appeals court declined to toss the case against Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-N.J.), even as the panel split over a matter in which she is accused of attacking law enforcement with her forearms in a scuffle with immigration officials. The ruling on Wednesday from the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals comes as McIver has pushed to...
Thu, 27 August 2026
1 report- yahoo.com11:29
Rep. LaMonica McIver (D) is seeking reelection in the fall as she awaits trial on federal assault charges. One expert said her legal fight may help her at the polls.