Pedophile Behind Bars, Victims Will Receive $60 Million
A humanitarian turned pedophile is put behind bars. His 170 victims were children in a Haiti orphanage. They will receive $60 million.
A humanitarian turned pedophile is put behind bars. His 170 victims were children in a Haiti orphanage. They will receive $60 million.
Inmate Maurice Williamson says BET selections are censored for being “too violent,” but that prison officials have no problem with programs like Breaking Bad.
While the Office of Refugee Settlement claimed to review under-age teens’ requests for abortion, it never approved a single one.
A recent federal lawsuit alleges Alexa devices have been secretly recording children without their parent’s consent.
Six veterinarians have their human trafficking case dismissed by federal judge.
Dr. William Husel turned himself in and is being charged with twenty-five counts of murder for prescribing high doses of fentanyl.
Hoffman Homes is at the center of a new lawsuit accusing it of negligence and child endangerment.
Chase sent an email to its credit card holders concerning arbitration and prohibiting class actions, unless they opt out.
Irene Lopez-Flores’s father paid $1,500 to bail her out of Douglas County’s jail–but deputies made sure she couldn’t be released until immigration officers arrived.
Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates, spoke at the American Association of Justice (AAJ) seminar May 10. The AAJ’s educational seminar was held in Sante Fe, New Mexico, and is a returning, best-selling seminar based on Patrick Malone and Rick Friedman’s book, “Rules of the Road.” This is one of the