Teens Who Feel Poorer Than Their Friends are More Likely to Bully
Studies show socioeconomic status can affect teen bullying.
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City of Uvalde Files Lawsuit Demanding Access to Investigative Reports
The city is demanding that Uvalde County District Christina Mitchell share evidence and findings obtained by her investigation into the Robb Elementary School shooting.
Federal Court Removes Special Master in Mar-a-Lago Investigation
The appeals court found that there is no compelling reason that Trump, even as a former president, should be entitled to additional privileges.
Judge Thrashes Arizona Election Lawsuit, Orders Sanctions Against Attorneys
In his 30-page page opinion, federal judge John Tuchi found that the lawsuit–filed by attorneys for two failed Republican political candidates–contained numerous inaccuracies and falsehoods.
Starkist Admits to Price-fixing Scheme with its Competitors
Class-action granted in tuna price-fixing case.
Florida Woman Sues Kraft for $5m Because Macaroni Cup Takes Too Long to Prepare
The Florida-based plaintiff claims that Velveeta Shells & Cheese macaroni cups’ advertised 3.5-minute cook time doesn’t account for steps such as removing the packaging and adding water.
Federal Court Grants Preliminary Approval to Ground-Breaking Settlement Ensuring Diabetic NYC Children Receive Appropriate Care in School
Robust new training for nurses, paraprofessionals, teachers, administrators, bus drivers and attendants, and other school staff on how to care for a student with diabetes is part of the settlement.
What Does Nolo Contendere Mean?
Courts tend to look upon no contest pleas more favorably in some cases and are less likely to impose severe punishments.
Study: The Deadliest Roads in the United States
The two deadliest highways in the United States are interstates 95 and 45 in Florida and Texas respectively.
Wyoming Mental Health Facility is Sued for Mistreating Patients
State hospital staff are accused of rape, abuse, and neglect.