Lawyers

• Ammon Bundy’s Lawyers are Pushing Forward to Get His Charges Dismissed, Bringing His Anti-Government Claims to Court

  Ammon Bundy’s lawyers are bringing the claims put forward by Bundy’s protest regarding the government’s land use to the court. The legal team hopes that the move could lead to Bundy’s charges being dismissed in his connection to an armed protest movement earlier this year.

• Oregon Occupier Protesters Indicted to New Charges including Firearm Offences, Theft and Damage of Government Property

  Oregon occupiers of the Malheur national wildlife refuge faces additional charges. Leaders, brothers Ammon and Ryan Bundy and other participants are indicted to the charges of possession of dangerous weapon, theft and depredation of government property.

• Oregon wildlife refuge protesters arraigned, pleaded 'not guilty'

  Leaders and protesters of a six-week armed occupation at a US wildlife refuge in rural Oregon are to be arraigned on charges of conspiring to impede federal officers policing the compound during a fight over federal control of land in the West.

• Oregon standoff: Last four occupiers surrender, set to face federal charges

  The four remaining activists in the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon surrendered on Thursday. They were all taken to Portland to face federal charges including conspiracy to impede federal officers.

• Ammon Bundy’s lawyer sets up legal defense fund for client and friends who are facing federal conspiracy charges

  Mike Arnold, attorney to arrested militia, Ammon Bundy, has set up a legal defense campaign in a crowd-funding site for Bundy and his friends’ as they are facing charges on federal conspiracy.

• FBI Arrests 3 More Protesters as Standoff Winds Down

  FBI Officials arrested three more protesters in relation to the standoff at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge while Militia Leader advises demonstrators to leave the refuge.

• FBI, Oregon police arrest protest leader Bundy, others in latest Sagebrush Rebellion move

  The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Oregon state police arrested Ammon Bundy and others on Jan. 26, Tuesday. The arrest was in connection to protests being held at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

• Armed millitants could occupy Oregon wildlife refuge for years

  A group of armed millitants named "Citizens for Contitutional Freedom", who occupy Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon said they could stay at the scene for years, until the U.S. returns lands to the ranchers. FBI is monitoring the situation closely but has not made apparent move.