The battle began in 2017 when Birmingham, a Black-majority city, ordered plywood screens be erected around the base of a 52-foot obelisk honouring Con…
The Verdict
The Fragile Constitutional Protection Given to Immigrants in the US Found Lacking
The Constitution doesn’t defend non-citizens even on American soil. Police in Southaven, Mississippi, responding to a domestic-violence report, reach …
Texas Appeals Court Blocks Inmate’s Execution
The execution of convict Rodney Reed, whose sentence was put under scrutiny by new evidence, which supporters say raises some serious questions about …
Access to Public Records Not a Vested Right; Declares the Washington Supreme Court
About 25% of county government and even state government agencies don’t provide for public records online and fewer than 50% of courts provide onsite …
This Author’s Alleged Crime Might Be An Example Of Art Imitating Life
Writers have the most creative imagination, they have the ability to think of certain situations and put it all together and make it as a story that p…
Restaurant Owner Got A $250 Fine For Public Nuisance After Posting Controversial Sign
People usually have pets and the most common ones are dogs, which is why they are considered to be man’s greatest best friend. We often play with them…
Judge Places Man In Jail For Sixteen Weeks After Fake Kidnapping Prank
Kidnapping Prank Leigh Ford reportedly got himself jailed for sixteen weeks which caused him to miss his child’s birth after he lied about his kidnapp…
Florida-Based Prosecutor Accused and Arrested For Shoplifting
Alleged Retail Theft Over the last weekend, the accusation of shoplifting was levied against a Florida prosecutor. The 56-year-old prosecutor, Stacey …
Court Pronounces That British Columbia Isn’t Obligated To Recognize Sasquatch
Plaintiff’s Claims The case was between Todd Standing, a filmmaker (the plaintiff) against British Columbia (defendant). The plaintiff, in this case, …