Florida Police Face Legal Limits on Deadly Force Under Marsy’s Law

Florida’s Marsy’s Law, initially intended to protect crime victims, is now being used to shield law enforcement. Earlier this year, the Florida Supreme Court ruled 6-0 that Marsy’s Law cannot guarantee police officers anonymity when it comes to deadly force incidents. The controversial law has been the subject of national scrutiny and legal proceedings. In …

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Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Baldwin Display Signs of Stress in NYC – Actor’s Determination to Battle Potential Charges in Tragic Rust Shooting Resurfaces After Almost Two Years

Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria appeared to be downcast as they went for a walk in New York City. Special prosecutors announced on Tuesday that they are seeking to recharge Baldwin based on new information to present to a grand jury. Baldwin’s lawyer stated that he would fight any charges if they are brought. Saturday …

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Shoplifting Epidemic: Unveiling Stories and Beyond

Stop shoplifting Shoplifting in America has reached a disgraceful level (“Crooks made to reflect,” Oct. 10). This is not a harmless crime that can go unpunished. Retail stores are taking measures to protect their merchandise from theft, including locking it up. As a result, stores are closing down, which has a negative impact on the …

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Explosive Trump Infuses Courtroom with Vibrant Campaign Energy

Donald Trump complains about the court dates interrupting his campaign trail, but he handled the conflict with a unique approach. He combined the attitude of a campaign rally with the righteous anger of a defendant at the New York courthouse where his civil fraud trial began. This move attracted the attention of the media, …

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Game-Changing Supreme Court Cases: The Internet’s Potential Redefinition

After the events of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, social media giants Facebook and Twitter made the decision to suspend President Donald Trump from their platforms. This move was in response to Trump’s encouragement of violence during the attack. While many Americans were relieved by this action, some conservatives viewed it as …

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Controversial US Judge Criticized for Lack of Transparency in Google Antitrust Case Amidst High-Profile Jan. 6 Trials

The federal judge appointed by Obama overseeing the historic antitrust case against Google is receiving criticism for allowing the search giant to seal a significant portion of the testimony, which is a departure from his previous practice of open-courtroom policy during Jan. 6 Capitol riot cases. US District Judge Amit Mehta has agreed to Google’s …

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Alabama’s Strike Out: An In-Depth Look by The Atlantic

Not even the Roberts Court is willing to brook open defiance to its rulings. Illustration by The Atlantic. Sources: Getty; Wikimedia. September 27, 2023, 10:41 AM ET Few things are more difficult than getting the Roberts Court to side against the Republican Party in a voting-rights case, but the state of Alabama has managed to …

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Insightful Perspective: Alabama Republicans Express Concerns about Partisanship in the Supreme Court

To hear the Supreme Court justices appointed by Republicans tell it, they adamantly deny being partisan hacks and find it unjust for anyone to suggest otherwise. Justice Amy Coney Barrett, in a 2021 speech at the University of Louisville’s McConnell Center, named after Senator Mitch McConnell, emphatically stated, “This Court is not comprised of a …

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