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Wed 3/3/2021 -- by Jan Hill

The COVID-19 pandemic put many court proceedings in a long recess during 2020. However, some cases are due to go to court in the coming year against some high-profile defendants, such as: Steve Bannon On his final day in office, former President Donald Trump granted pardons to 74 individuals, including former White House strategist Steve Bannon. However, it would be a mistake to think that Bannon is off the hook for charges of defrauding donors who contributed more than $25 million to his 'We Build the Wall' campaign. Should Bannon accept Trump's pardon, he will be thereby admitting his guilt, which is a direct contradiction to his early claims of innocence. While Bannon allegedly led investors to believe that all their donations would go to the construction of Trump's infamous wall along the southern border of the U.S., court documents say he diverted over a million dollars from the project, spending hundreds of thousands of dollars for his personal expenses. The New York federal fraud case is set to go to trial on May 24. ....

Fri 2/5/2021 -- by Juliette Fairley

Although the Bible commands singing to the Lord, public health officials say it's an activity that spreads COVID-19, leaving churches in conflict with government limits on public gatherings. Several California pastors have filed lawsuits for what they see as intrusions on the free exercise of religion, but federal courts aren't taking any chances. ....