A jury is likely to decide whether Tuscaloosa County Jail corrections officers and medical staff are to blame after an inmate died from a perforated ulcer in 2015. Read the full article here. ...
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Read MoreView the video of the Glorifying Terrorism panel moderated by David Schoen at the UN this week - Click here to view the video on the UN website....
Read MoreDETROIT – When the U.S. Attorney's Office indicted 91 alleged members and associates of Detroit's Highwaymen Motorcycle Club on allegations of racketeering, drug trafficking, theft and murder for hire, a central thread in the case was gang leader Aref (Steve) Nagi's attempts to root out...
Read MoreCHICAGO (CN) – The Seventh Circuit lent a sympathetic ear Friday to the Libertarian Party’s challenge to an Illinois requirement that third parties run a full slate of candidates to get on the ballot. The Illinois Election Code requires new political parties that wish to enter...
Read MoreOn August 3, a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, Dorsey v. Lamone. Case No. GLR-15-2170, was settled, with the State of Maryland acknowledging that its requirement that independent candidates for statewide office obtain over 40,000 signatures in order to gain access...
Read MorePresident Barack Obama is scheduled to lead a town hall conversation on policing and race relations Thursday evening for a nation universally hurting, but from individual perceptions. Expectations from South Floridians reflect the varying perspectives. "I would like to see the federal, state and local governments prioritize public...
Read MoreAn Alabama man died in jail from an untreated ulcer after going a week without food, medical care or even a court appearance, according to a lawsuit. The son of Phillip David Anderson, 49, filed a federal civil rights suit Monday against Tuscaloosa County over Anderson’s...
Read MoreCHICAGO — A federal judge on Monday struck down as unconstitutional an 84-year-old Illinois law requiring that any small political party must field a full slate of candidates in a district before any one of its candidates can be on the ballot. U.S. District Judge Andrea...
Read MoreIllinois is trampling on the U.S. Constitution by excluding “new” political parties from the ballot unless they run a full slate of candidates, a federal judge has ruled. In a written opinion, U.S. District Judge Andrea R. Wood held the Illinois Election Code’s requirement that new...
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