New Mexico Agency Settles Child Abuse Lawsuit
New Mexico agency settles lawsuit over failures to protect siblings.
New Mexico agency settles lawsuit over failures to protect siblings.
“The GEO Group is endangering Coloradans’ public health by refusing to follow the state health department’s order and by violating Colorado law,” Colorado Attorney Phil Weiser said. “
“The purpose of this call is to prioritize Colorado for the purposes of ensuring grants and federal support that are in line with Administration priorities,” a White House aide reportedly wrote.
“Thousands of small business owners built enterprises, hired workers, and invested capital relying on that law,” said David Sergi, lead attorney for the hemp industry in the lawsuit. “DSHS does not have the constitutional authority to rewrite statutes or destroy an industry simply because it disagrees with legislative policy.”
In its report, the organization concluded that lowered rates of violent crime are part of a longer-term trend; National Guard deployments to select cities, in contrast, “had no measurable effect on violent crime trends.”
After an earlier trial found for the defense, a Utah jury in a new trial returned an $81 million verdict in a case involving the death of 11-year-old Michael Madsen.
Satanic Temple sues Iowa officials over alleged unequal religious display treatment.
A valuable Ohio copper shipment vanished after changing carriers in Oklahoma City.
Emily Jeffcott, an attorney for PMY, said that her teenage client would prefer to “resume her life” after settling with TikTok than continue progressing claims against other social media companies.
“Just last week, I joined attorneys general across the country to challenge the Trump Administration, yet again, for attempting to seize personal, sensitive data on commercial drivers, and now the court has put a stop to these unlawful efforts,” California AG Bonta said. “Today’s ruling marks another important step in making sure Americans’ privacy rights remain protected and resolute.”