Ex-government Employee Admits to Sexual Abuse Allegations
One-time government agent, Brian Raymond, pleads guilty to sex abuse.
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DOJ Enters into Consent Order with United Tows Over SCRA Violations
Dallas towing company is found to be in violation of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
This Week in Rideshare: Groceries, Carjackings and Robots
Uber expands delivery, carjackings plague rideshare, and Lyft deploys AVs. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
3843 Euclid’s License Suspended Improperly?
All staff within the production team are required to be ServSafe certified before they can begin employment of any kind.
Minority Child have High Rates of Contact with CPS, Research Shows
Report highlights U.S. counties with highest rates of CPS involvement.
Lawsuit: Black Michigan Man Says Metro Detroit Officer Detained Him … for Taking a Walk
Brian Chaney says a Keego Harbor police officer announced he was going to search him–simply because he was taking an early-morning walk after dropping his sons off at a nearby gym.
Boca Raton Doc Pleads Guilty to Fraud Charges
Florida doctor is charged with insurance fraud.
California Doctor has Lengthy Disciplinary Record, Yet License is Active
Doctor faces malpractice lawsuits, fraud accusations and, yet, will has a license to practice medicine.
DOJ Indicts Dark Web User Selling Insider Stock Information
Investigators close in on Greece native selling unpublished stock information.
Illinois Police Can Lie to Kids Until 2022
Illinois and Oregon are the first states to ban law enforcement from deceiving minors during interrogation, but police can lie to the rest of us everywhere else in the U.S.