Épingles correspondant à place:"United States Courthouse"

After 56 days of trial and six days of deliberation, a federal jury in Houston convicted Enron's two former chief executives. Kenneth Lay was found guilty on all six counts he faced; Jeffrey Skilling was convicted on conspiracy, securities fraud, false statements and insider trading counts, closing the criminal case over the largest US corporate collapse of its time.

The founder of FTX was sentenced in Manhattan federal court to 25 years in prison and ordered to forfeit more than $11bn, four months after a jury convicted him on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy over the theft of customer deposits from the cryptocurrency exchange.

Judge P. Casey Pitts entered the consent decree clearing HPE's Juniper Networks deal in a 41-page order that found DOJ leadership overrode its own antitrust staff, but held that 12 states and DC had not shown the Instant On sale and Mist source-code licence were against the public interest.

Le tribunal fédéral du district central de Californie a rejeté la demande de la Californie de suspendre un ordre pris au titre du Defense Production Act imposant l'exploitation du Santa Ynez Pipeline de Sable Offshore, jugeant que l'ordre fédéral prime légalement sur les tentatives de l'État de le fermer. Le tribunal a aussi transféré la supervision de la sécurité de l'oléoduc prévue par le décret de consentement de l'Office of the State Fire Marshal de Californie à l'agence fédérale de sécurité des pipelines et des matières dangereuses (PHMSA).

Judge Leonie Brinkema rejected the DOJ's bid to make Google sell its AdX ad exchange, ordering behavioral remedies overseen by a Monitor and Technical Committee instead. Google still stands found liable for monopolizing ad tech.

Google and the Justice Department must file one jointly proposed Final Judgment in the ad tech antitrust case by 2 October 2026, writing Judge Brinkema's behavioral remedies into an order that takes effect 60 days after she enters it.

Douze procureurs généraux d'États menés par Rob Bonta, de Californie, et séparément la Writers Guild of America, se présentent devant le tribunal pour contester le rachat de Warner Bros. Discovery par Paramount Skydance, d'un montant de 111 milliards de dollars. La juge Araceli Martinez-Olguin a prévu 12 jours d'audience, et la fusion reste suspendue dans l'attente du verdict.

The FTC and state attorneys general take Amazon to a bench trial before Judge John Chun over claims it illegally keeps its online marketplace monopoly by overcharging sellers and punishing those who offer lower prices elsewhere. The trial has slipped twice from its original October 2026 date.