Prosecutors blame 'extraordinary amounts of evidence' for slow pace in Jan. 6 cases
Where Jan. 6 prosecutions stand, 18 months after the attack - POLITICO
9 people from Oregon and SW Washington charged in Jan. 6 riot | kgw.com
Where the Justice Department's classified documents, Jan. 6 cases stand - CBS News
Civil Suits Against Trump Seek Damages for Jan. 6 Attack - The New York Times
What Happened to Those Charged in the Capitol Riot? - The New York Times
First Jan. 6 Trial, of Guy Wesley Reffitt, Starts Monday - The New York Times
Prosecutors move quickly on Jan. 6 cases, but big questions remain - The Boston Globe
Some Capitol Rioters Try to Profit From Jan. 6 Crimes With Online Donations, Merchandise Sale | Chicago News | WTTW
Supreme Court to weigh cases on Jan. 6 attack that could affect Trump
A year after Jan. 6, attack on the U.S. Capitol lives on in hundreds of court cases - Wisconsin Examiner
A year after Jan. 6, attack on the U.S. Capitol lives on in hundreds of court cases - Maine Beacon
A year after Jan. 6, attack on the U.S. Capitol lives on in hundreds of court cases - Idaho Capital Sun
Many Capitol riot cases could hinge on 1st trial's outcome - Los Angeles Times
Jan. 6 Capitol riot criminal prosecutions: Are judges going easy on defendants?
Unresponsive lawyer for Jan. 6 defendants leaves cases at a standstill, prosecutors say - ABC News
Evidence of Armed Trump Extremists Continues to Emerge in January 6 Cases – Mother Jones
Three-judge panel poised to uphold Jan. 6 obstruction cases - POLITICO
Jan. 6 cases yield courtroom wins but no change in extremist threat - The Washington Post
Federal appeals court upholds DOJ's use of key obstruction law in January 6 cases | CNN Politics
A year after Jan. 6, attack on the U.S. Capitol lives on in hundreds of court cases - Virginia Mercury
Hire 131 More Lawyers to Prosecute January 6 Cases: Justice Department
Federal authorities open more than 170 cases in probe of U.S. Capitol attack - Kansas Reflector
Ex-Proud Boys organizer gets 17 years in prison, second longest sentence in Jan. 6 Capitol riot case - MarketWatch
