J&J and BARDA Work to Bring COVID-19 Vaccine to Market
J&J, with the government’s help, races to bring COVID vaccine to market.
Mental Health Experts Expect COVID-19 PTSD
Social distancing could significantly impact the mental health crisis.
Missouri Man Wins $2M Settlement After He was Wrongfully Convicted of Murder
A Missouri man was recently awarded a $2 million settlement after he sued the Lincoln County sheriff’s department for wrongfully convicting him of murder.
New York A.G. Letitia James to Investigate Videoconferencing App Zoom
While the attorney general’s office was quick to praise Zoom, it raised repeated questions about the app’s security measures.
Civil Rights Activists Want 13,000 Illinois Prisoners Released
Civil rights attorneys are threatening a class action against Illinois unless the state releases thousands of “vulnerable” inmates.
Lawsuit: Inmates Running Out of Soap, Cleaning Supplies as Coronavirus Continues to Spread
Inmates in Texas and Washington, D.C., have sued for better conditions, claiming they’ve been left to fend for themselves amidst the pandemic.
Federal Document Claims Hate Group Planned to Spread Virus
White supremacists are using the coronavirus as a weapon, according to brief.
opiAID Technology Would Eliminate Stigma, Promote Sobriety
New technology aims to reduce addiction stigma and motivate those who struggle to stay sober.
Step2 Toy Shopping Carts Recalled Amid Laceration Concerns
Step2 is recalling certain toy grocery carts that may pose a laceration risk.
Legal Activists Sue to Shut Down Immigration Courts
The lawsuit notes that everyone from migrants to their attorneys, judges, and bailiffs risk being infected by coronavirus as courts continue to hold in-person proceedings.