New York Attorney General James Sues NYC Mayor, NYPD Over Black Lives Matter Response
New York Attorney General Letitia James says the NYPD has had years to reform its officers but has failed to take any appreciable steps to do so.
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Judge Says Ironman Group Doesn’t Owe Jilted Athletes Any Refunds
Most athletes had singed an agreement explicitly forbidding them from seeking refunds.
Parents of “Severely Autistic” Louisiana Teen Sue Jefferson Parish Sheriff, Deputies for Son’s Death
Deputies knew they were dealing with a “severely autistic” teenager, yet decided to restrain the youth by sitting on his back and placing him in a chokehold, eventually killing him.
National Rifle Association Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
One former NRA donor says the organization’s bankruptcy declaration appears to have been planned.
Chicago Man Sues Drunken Off-Duty Police Officer Who Shot at Him Over Parking Altercation
Off-duty Chicago cop Joseph Cabrera allegedly attacked a man for parking on a public street.
Florida Legislature Proposes Wide-Ranging Coronavirus-Related Liability Rules
Both bills will go up for vote when the Legislature goes back in session in March.
Arkansas Bars Sue Over Coronavirus Curfew
At least 20 Arkansas bars have filed a lawsuit against the state, claiming a recently-imposed curfew discriminates against their businesses. The lawsuit, says The Fayetteville Flyer, was registered last week in Pulaski County. Filed by Little Rock attorney Gary Barnett, the complaint accuses Arkansas authorities of acting “arbitrarily” in enacting an order that demands certain
Inmates at Adirondack Correctional File Lawsuit Claiming “Inmate Nursing Home” Dangerous Amidst Coronavirus
Three inmates in New York’s Adirondack Correctional Facility are suing the state, alongside its governor and corrections department, for allegedly endangering elderly inmates at heightened risk for novel coronavirus. According to The Adirondack Daily Enterprise, the plaintiffs are represented in litigation by Relman Colfax PLLC and the Prisoners’ Rights Project of the Legal Aid Society.
Massachusetts Supreme Court Tosses Prison Divestment Lawsuit Against Harvard
The Supreme Judicial Court said that just because the plaintiffs donated to Harvard’s endowment did not mean they had standing to challenge the funds’ use.
Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Sues Prison for Taking Away His Baseball Cap
Tsarnaev claims prison guards “discriminated” against him by confiscating his baseball cap and bandana.