Morning brief: US SC poised to allow emergency abortions in Idaho; Pannun murder case; and more
Morning news brief
Authorities in Bolivia arrested the ringleader behind a failed coup attempt, following the seizure of the presidential palace in La Paz by military personnel.
In other news, the United States Supreme Court on Wednesday (June 26) acknowledged that it mistakenly shared online a document which is related to a pending abortion case.
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Authorities in Bolivia arrested the ringleader behind a failed coup attempt, following the seizure of the presidential palace in La Paz by military personnel on Thursday (June 27).
Supreme Court spokeswoman Patricia McCabe accepted that a document was “inadvertently and briefly uploaded” to the court website but further stated that the ruling “has not been released.”
The US has accused Gupta of conspiring with an Indian official to hire a hitman, who turned out to be an undercover American federal agent. The US has claimed they have material that shows the staffer asked Gupta to plan the killing.
The eight men residing in Los Angeles, New York, and Philadelphia were taken into custody earlier this month and charged with violating civil US immigration law by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.