Maricopa County’s Joe Arpaio Running for 7th Term as Sheriff After Receiving Presidential Pardon
The 87-year old former sheriff was recently convicted of criminal contempt for racially profiling Latinos.
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Bulldozer Crimes More Common Than One May Think
Bulldozers have been used in crimes across the nation for years.
Michigan Priest Charged With False Imprisonment of a Minor
A Michigan Catholic priest must register as a sex offender and is facing charges of false imprisonment.
6 Tips to Improve the Financial Performance of Your Law Firm
Law, like medicine, is just as much a business as it is an essential service. All businesses must be financially stable to survive.
How to Reduce Discrimination in Education
Discrimination in any form is harmful and unacceptable. This is especially true of discrimination in education.
How a Sports Injury Lead to Opiate Addiction
There are times that the “cure” for something – in this case, an injury – can create even worse problems, such as opiate addiction.
Michigan Police Chief is Sent to Prison for Fraud
A Michigan police chief well-known for establishing a volunteer reserve force is sent to prison for fraud.
Prescription Pet Food has Same Ingredients as Non-prescription, Court Rules
A class action lawsuit is revived which alleges that Hill’s prescription pet food is no different from non-prescription options.
City of Moorhead, DNR Named in Wrongful Death Suit Over 9-Year-Old Girl’s Drowning
A wrongful death lawsuit was recently filed against the city of Moorhead and others after the tragic drowning of a 9-year-old girl.
Overdose Deaths are Down While Naloxone Uses are Up
As Narcan becomes more widely available, overdose deaths are down.