Judge considering Missouri abortion clinic license case

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A judge is deciding whether to ensure Missouri’s only abortion clinic can keep its license past Friday, the latest development in a decades-long push by abortion opponents to get states to enact strict rules on the procedure. Like many states, Missouri over the years enacted a series of regulations, ranging from... Read More

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Abortion, Planned Parenthood

May 31, 2019

Judge orders Facebook to turn over records on data privacy

DOVER, Del. (AP) — A Delaware judge is ordering Facebook to turn over internal records regarding data privacy and access to user data. Thursday’s ruling involves an investor lawsuit seeking company records to investigate potential wrongdoing and mismanagement by Facebook directors regarding data privacy breaches. The lawsuit followed reports that the data of more than... Read More

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Facebook

May 31, 2019

Judge raps Trump, gives lenient sentence to El Chapo witness

CHICAGO (AP) — A chief federal judge in Chicago took a swipe at President Donald Trump on Thursday and declared the U.S. war on drugs “lost” as he handed a lenient sentence to a one-time cartel lieutenant and a star witness at last year’s New York trial of drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman. Chief... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Drugs, News

El Chapo, Vicente Zambada

May 31, 2019

Out-of-town jury not sought in trial over NBA player’s death

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Attorneys for the ex-wife of slain former NBA player Lorenzen Wright have withdrawn their request to bring in a jury from another county to serve in her trial. News outlets report that Sherra Wright’s defense attorneys said they were withdrawing the change of venue motion in Shelby County Criminal Court on... Read More

Criminal Justice News, News, Sports

Lorenzen Wright, Sherra Wright

May 31, 2019

Jury recommends death in ambush killing of police officers

INDIO, Calif. (AP) — A jury on Thursday recommended death for a man convicted of killing two Southern California police officers and wounding six others in an ambush-style attack in 2016, prosecutors said. The same jury that convicted 28-year-old John Hernandez Felix of murder and attempted murder earlier this month recommended capital punishment, according to... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Guns, Law Enforcement, News

John Hernandez Felix

May 31, 2019

Authorities: Army vet thought Muslims among people in crash

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An Army veteran who served in Iraq ran his car into a crowd of pedestrians in California because he believed two of the people looked like they were Muslim, authorities said Thursday. The disclosure came as prosecutors filed two hate crime allegations against 34-year-old Isaiah Peoples. He is also facing eight... Read More

Criminal Justice News, National Security, News

Isaiah Peoples

May 31, 2019

R. Kelly charged with 11 new sex-related counts in Chicago

CHICAGO (AP) — Prosecutors charged R&B singer R. Kelly on Thursday with 11 new sex-related counts involving one of the women who accused him of sexually abusing her when she was underage, including counts that carry a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison, making them the most serious he faces. Cook County prosecutors charged... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Entertainment, News, Sexual Abuse

R. Kelly

May 31, 2019

Alabama executes man for pastor’s Christmastime slaying

ATMORE, Ala. (AP) — A man convicted of killing a country preacher during a 1991 robbery was put to death by lethal injection in Alabama on Thursday, weeks after he avoided another execution date amid disagreements between U.S. Supreme Court justices. Christopher Lee Price, 46, became the second inmate put to death in Alabama in... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Execution, News

Christopher Lee Price

May 31, 2019

Louisiana’s Democratic governor signs abortion ban into law

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana’s Democratic governor signed a ban on abortion as early as six weeks of pregnancy Thursday, a move that puts him squarely in line with the leaders of other conservative Southern states while provoking anger from members of his own party. With his signature, Gov. John Bel Edwards made Louisiana... Read More

Criminal Justice News, News

Abortion

May 31, 2019

3 ex-UCLA football players sue school over injuries

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three former University of California, Los Angeles football players are suing the school, alleging they suffered concussions and other injuries that worsened because they were forced to play instead of receiving proper treatment. Offensive linemen John Lopez and Poasi Moala filed negligence suits Wednesday seeking more than $15 million each in... Read More

Criminal Justice News, News, Sports

Football, UCLA

May 31, 2019

Lawyers for freed Navy SEAL want war crime case dismissed

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Attorneys for a decorated Navy SEAL facing a murder trial in the death of an Islamic State prisoner will try again Friday to have the case dismissed after their client was unexpectedly freed from custody. A military judge released Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher from custody on Thursday, which drew gasps... Read More

Criminal Justice News, News

Edward Gallagher

May 30, 2019

Judge: Kodak Black should remain jailed until trial

MIAMI (AP) — Federal prosecutors in Miami on Wednesday successfully appealed a judge’s decision to release rapper Kodak Black on bond after his arrest for a weapons violation. In a hearing in U.S. District Court, Judge Federico Moreno said the 21-year-old rapper was a “danger to the community” based on his lengthy criminal record. Black... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Entertainment, News

Kodak Black

May 30, 2019

Charter schools accused of stealing $50M from California

SAN DIEGO (AP) — A network of charter schools in California stole more than $50 million from the state by creating phantom institutions that enrolled unwitting students it found through other schools and youth programs, prosecutors said Wednesday. A3 Education recruited small public school districts to sponsor the charter schools in exchange for oversight fees.... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Fraud, News

May 30, 2019

New Hampshire sues 3M, DuPont, other chemical companies

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire has sued eight companies including 3M and the DuPont Co. for damage it says has been caused by a class of potentially toxic chemicals found in pizza boxes, fast-food wrappers and drinking water. The substances — known collectively as PFAS — have been used in coatings meant to protect... Read More

Business, Criminal Justice News, News

3M, DuPont

Judge considering Missouri abortion clinic license case

Judge orders Facebook to turn over records on data privacy

Judge raps Trump, gives lenient sentence to El Chapo witness

Out-of-town jury not sought in trial over NBA player’s death

Jury recommends death in ambush killing of police officers

Authorities: Army vet thought Muslims among people in crash

R. Kelly charged with 11 new sex-related counts in Chicago

Alabama executes man for pastor’s Christmastime slaying

Louisiana’s Democratic governor signs abortion ban into law

3 ex-UCLA football players sue school over injuries

Lawyers for freed Navy SEAL want war crime case dismissed

Judge: Kodak Black should remain jailed until trial

Charter schools accused of stealing $50M from California

New Hampshire sues 3M, DuPont, other chemical companies

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