2nd Child Predator Sentenced to 35 Years for Sexually Abusing a Child and Drugging Them with Methamphetamine
Cox is a repeat child sex offender, convicted in 2004 for coercing a 14-year-old to perform sex acts in exchange for a new bicycle.
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Indy Woman Sentenced to Over 16 Years in Federal Prison forSelling Child Sexual Abuse Material Using Online Chatroom
Clark told some buyers that the material she had for sale included images of the sexual abuse of babies as young as seven-months-old.
Southern Indiana Mining Company Ordered to Pay $110,000 for Unpaid Penalties Relating to Worker Safety Violations
The violations ranged from faulty brakes on vehicles, to failure to insulate electrical wiring, to unsafe storage practices for hazardous chemicals, all of which endangered the health and safety of the employees working at this facility.
Wibu-Systems’ CodeMeter Certificate Vault receives AWS IoT Greengrass 2.12.0 Qualification
A safe place for your digital identities, now even more trustworthy.
US DoJ Weighs in for Advocates in Lawsuit against NYC’s Discriminatory Use of Police to Respond to Mental Health Crises
The City has asked the Court to look at the NYPD’s response to mental health calls very narrowly, ignoring that all other people in New York who need help for a health problem actually receive health care instead of police officers at their door.
KPMG and ContractPodAI Announce Strategic Alliance to Transform Managed Legal Services with AI
ContractPodAi’s Leah Intelligence to power KPMG’s AI-embedded managed legal services for clients.
Limited Government Agriculture Scorecard Launched by American Family Farmers
First-of-its-kind tool holds lawmakers accountable to farmers, ranchers, and rural communities fighting corporate capture and foreign multinational control of U.S. government agencies.
Law Enforcement Agencies Swing in Mass Numbers to Support the FIGHT Act to Dismantle Dogfighting and Cockfighting Rings
National Sheriffs Assoc.,, National District Attorneys Assoc.,, state sheriffs’ associations, and hundreds of county sheriffs and DAs demand Congress pass legislation to step up enforcement and end barbaric, crime-infested fighting syndicates.
Tribal Council Issues Statement Supporting Oregon Governor’s Executive Order on Columbia River Basin System
“These unique efforts strengthen sovereign collaboration in support of comprehensive and inclusive salmon restoration efforts across the Columbia River Basin system.” ~ Jonathan W. Smith, Sr.
New Federal Report Reveals Lower Deschutes Water Quality Rivals Some of the Best in the Nation
Warm Springs Tribes have been engaged in restoration efforts on the Deschutes River for decades, not only to ensure clean, safe drinking water for the Reservation but also to improve fishery health.