South Carolina Will Only Pay $1m to Woman Whose Baby Died in Prison Toilet
Guards allegedly prevented anyone from going near a toilet in which the premature baby was trapped for close to half an hour.
Ryan J. Farrick
Ryan Farrick is a freelance writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Trump’s New Travel Ban Targets Africa
Among the affected six nations is Nigeria–a country which has provided the U.S. with some of its most educated, affluent immigrants.
ACLU Sues ICE for More Info on 2019 Texas Immigration Raid
The raid–among the largest in ICE history–culminated with more than 280 arrests.
Walgreens Pays $7.5 Million to Settle Fake Pharmacist Claims in California
Kim Thien Le may have illegally filled about 750,000 prescriptions, many of which were for highly addictive opioids.
Michigan Department of Corrections Sued for Leaving Mentally Ill Inmate to Die Tied to Chair
An attorney for the estate of inmate Jonathon Lancaster, who died last year in a Michigan prison, says the issue is symptomatic of how mentally ill prisoners are treated.
Hillary Clinton Allegedly Used Secret Service Detail to Dodge Rep. Gabbard’s Lawsuit
An attorney for Gabbard suggested that Clinton may have used Secret Service agents to avoid being served notice of the suit.
Burger King Pushes Back Against Vegan’s “Impossible Whopper” Lawsuit
Burger King says it never advertised its Impossible Whopper as as vegan or vegetarian product.
Facebook Pays $550m to Settle Facial Recognition Suit
Facebook won’t admit it’s done anything wrong–instead, it’s framing the settlement as a cost of doing business.
Tennessee Prisoners Say State Doesn’t Have Right Drugs for Lethal Injections
But a Republican representative says the lawsuit is nothing but a desperate ploy by inmates’ attorneys.
Lawsuit: Kansas Highway Patrol Illegally Targets Out-of-State Drivers
In 2017, a whopping 93% of all Kansas Highway Patrol stops were initiated against drivers with out-of-state plates.