MARIE POHL

MARIE POHL

New York, New York
Marie Pohl is a freelance correspondent of The New York Sun.

Marie Pohl is a published author and freelance contributor. She covers courts…

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Justice

Judge Refuses Request by Diddy To Delay Sex Trafficking Trial, Allows Some Women To Testify Against Him Anonymously; Trial Will Begin in May

The music producer has been denied bail three times, and continues to be detained in Brooklyn’s notorious Metropolitan Detention Center.

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Justice

Luigi Mangione Is Indicted on Federal Murder Charges Which Could Lead to the Death Penalty, Already Faces State Charges 

Mr. Mangione’s attorneys call Attorney General Bondi’s declaration that she’ll seek the death penalty ‘a political stunt’.

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Justice

Judge Rules Ailing Harvey Weinstein, Sick With Cancer, Diabetes, and a Swollen Tongue, Can, During His Rape Trial, Leave Notorious Rikers Island for a Hospital

Mr. Weinstein’s attorneys argue he could die if he remains at Rikers, where jail staff, they said, weren’t giving him his medication.

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Justice

Prospective Jurors Are Grilled on Their Opinions of the #MeToo Movement at Harvey Weinstein’s Retrial, as Defense Denounces Jail’s ‘Cruel’  Treatment of Ailing Producer

Mr. Weinstein’s attorneys say he faces ‘further serious medical conditions, and possibly death’ if he’s not moved to a hospital.

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‘I Don’t Like the Guy’: Jury Selection Begins in Rape Re-Trial of Harvery Weinstein, Who Appears in a Wheelchair as His Health Sharply Declines 

Even if he is acquitted in New York, he’s also been sentenced to 16 years in prison in California.

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Justice

Luigi Mangione’s Attorneys Ask Judge To Block Pam Bondi From Seeking Death Penalty for Accused CEO-Killer as Attorney General Is Denounced for ‘Political Stunt’

Mr. Mangione’s attorneys criticized the attorney general for posting strongly worded statements on Instagram and X declaring Mr. Mangione guilty before he’d been tried or even indicted.

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