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McIver Requests Full Hearing Of Delaney Hall Case, Extending Appeal

By: Benjamin J. Hulac, Washington Correspondent (NJ Spotlight) WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver has requested a rehearing of her criminal case before the full Third Circuit Court of Appeals, the latest in the legal maneuvering that has punctuated the Trump administration’s high-profile prosecution of the New Jersey congresswoman over a Delaney Hall protest. In […]

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