Drunk Driving Laws by State: Which Ones Are the Toughest on DUIs?
The issue of jail time is a bit more nuanced than a license suspension. Not only does this vary by state, but it also varies by the crime.
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How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Arizona
Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Arizona is no small matter.
My Big Coin Cryptocurrency Creator is Convicted of Fraud
Fake cryptocurrency provider will be sentenced for fraud scheme in the fall.
Central Sensitization is the Link Between Chronic Pain and OUD
Researchers discover that individuals with extremely sensitive pain receptors are more likely to use opioids.
Study Reports How Tau Cells Attack the Brain in Alzheimer’s Disease
Scientists inject human brain cells into mice to determine how pathological cells impact the brain in the development of Alzheimer’s.
When the Chips are Down
Congress passed the bipartisan CHIPS Act, showing that both parties have less imagination than they have interest in subsidizing profitable companies.
Parties Settle Case in Which Autistic 11-year-old Died in Hot Car
A child passes away after a care center employee leaves a child in a hot vehicle.
Missouri Attorney Files Class Action Claiming Kia, Hyundai Cars Can Be Stolen With USB
The lawsuit claims that Hyundai, which also owns a controlling stake in South Korea-based Kia, intentionally failed to install a critical anti-theft features on many of its modern automobile models, leaving them vulnerable to “modern hotwiring.”
Manhattan Court Dismisses Bob Dylan Rape Lawsuit “With Prejudice”
A Manhattan judge dismissed the lawsuit, which accused Dylan of raping a 12-year-old girl in 1965, after the singer’s attorney informed the court that the plaintiff appears to have actively destroyed evidence of her story’s inconsistencies.
Lawsuits: Mass Rape at Indiana Women’s Jail After Officer Sold Key to Male Inmates
The officer allegedly responsible for selling the key has since recanted his confession, claiming he was “coerced” into claiming that he enabled the attacks.