Two Prosecutors are Suspended for Not Reporting a Suspect’s Beating
Two female Missouri prosecutors are suspended after failing to report a suspect’s beating.
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McKeen & Associates Hosts Lunch & Learn for MAJ Women’s Caucus
Detroit, Michigan based McKeen & Associates hosted a Lunch & Learn for the Michigan Association for Justice (MAJ) Women’s Caucus, August 8 in their Detroit offices. McKeen & Associates attorney, Jody Aaron is the MAJ Women’s Caucus President this year. Honorable Patricia Fresard, Judge Pro-Tem and Presiding Civil Judge of Third Circuit Court (Wayne County)
25K Pounds of Raw Beef Recalled After Being Deemed Unfit for Human Consumption
American Beef Packers, Inc. recently recalled thousands of pounds of raw beef that has been deemed unfit for human consumption.
The Top 10 Cities for Lawyers in 2019
Whether you’re just starting your career or thinking of a mid-career change of scenery, knowing the top 10 cities for lawyers may help you make your choice.
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.
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.
How to Reduce Discrimination in Education
Discrimination in any form is harmful and unacceptable. This is especially true of discrimination in education.
Bowled Over: Fiber Bowls and PFAS
Like using those wholesome, organic-looking, compostable fiber bowls? Don’t! They’re full of PFAS and that stuff never goes away.
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.