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Suspect of University of Idaho Student Murders Remains Silent in Court June 15th, 2023George Parris

Suspect of University of Idaho Student Murders Remains Silent in Court

June 15, 2023Accident Lawyer ServicesCourt, Idaho, Murders, of University, Remains, Silent, Student, SuspectGeorge Parris

You may remember the tragic news from last November. Four University of Idaho students—Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Kaylee Goncalves—were murdered. It happened around 4 AM in the victims’ off-campus house. One of the victim’s roommates reported hearing crying, then seeing a man dressed entirely in black leave a bedroom and exit the house. Who … Continue reading Suspect of University of Idaho Student Murders Remains Silent in Court →

Racial Gerrymandering by Supreme Court Order June 9th, 2023Sasha Smoot

Racial Gerrymandering by Supreme Court Order

June 9, 2023News & UpdatesCourt, Gerrymandering, Order, Racial, SupremeSasha Smoot

Five Justices say Alabama must create a second black district in Allen v. Milligan.

The Third Circuit Appeals Court Names John Melaragno to Replace Retiring Judge for the Erie Division of U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania June 9th, 2023Regina David

The Third Circuit Appeals Court Names John Melaragno to Replace Retiring Judge for the Erie Division of U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania

June 9, 2023News & UpdatesAppeals, Bankruptcy, Circuit, Court, District, Division, Erie, John, Judge, Melaragno, Names, Pennsylvania, Replace, Retiring, Third, U.S., WesternRegina David

Erie, Pennsylvania – Attorney John C. Melaragno has been named the new judge for the Erie Division of U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Melaragno succeeds Thomas P. Agresti, who retired in February of 2023 after 19 years as the federal bankruptcy judge for Erie. Melaragno, after graduating from the Case Western … Continue reading The Third Circuit Appeals Court Names John Melaragno to Replace Retiring Judge for the Erie Division of U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania →

A Clean Water Landmark for Liberty at the Supreme Court May 26th, 2023Carma Petty

A Clean Water Landmark for Liberty at the Supreme Court

May 26, 2023News & UpdatesClean, Court, Landmark, Liberty, Supreme, WaterCarma Petty

In Sackett v. EPA. the Justices rebuke the agency for its land grab over ‘waters of the United States.’

Derek Chauvin Appeals Conviction to Minnesota Supreme Court May 23rd, 2023Rebecca King

Derek Chauvin Appeals Conviction to Minnesota Supreme Court

May 23, 2023Accident Lawyer ServicesAppeals, Chauvin, Conviction, Court, Derek, Minnesota, SupremeRebecca King

Former Minnesota police officer and current convict Derek Chauvin has chosen to appeal his murder conviction to the Minnesota Supreme Court. Chauvin’s attorney, William Mohrman, has proved to be tenacious by filing a petition for review with the Minnesota Supreme Court after the Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld Chauvin’s conviction back in April of 2023. What’s their legal … Continue reading Derek Chauvin Appeals Conviction to Minnesota Supreme Court →

The 'Ethics' Assault on the Supreme Court May 2nd, 2023Elizabeth Daniels

The 'Ethics' Assault on the Supreme Court

May 2, 2023News & Updates&#039Ethics&#039, Assault, Court, SupremeElizabeth Daniels

Democrats want to gain more political control over the Justices.

The Supreme Court Takes Up 'Home-Equity Theft' April 22nd, 2023John Moore

The Supreme Court Takes Up 'Home-Equity Theft'

April 22, 2023News & Updates&#039HomeEquity, Court, Supreme, Takes, Theft&#039John Moore

Officials sold Geraldine Tyler’s condo to settle a tax debt—then pocketed an extra $25,000. The post The Supreme Court Takes Up 'Home-Equity Theft' appeared first on #1 SEO FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. The post The Supreme Court Takes Up 'Home-Equity Theft' appeared first on Buy It At A Bargain – Deals And Reviews.

Supreme Court 9, Administrative State 0 April 16th, 2023Linda Kummer

Supreme Court 9, Administrative State 0

April 16, 2023News & UpdatesAdministrative, Court, State, SupremeLinda Kummer

The Justices rule that individuals can take a constitutional challenge to federal agencies directly to federal court.

Court Rules Johnson & Johnson Can't Dodge Cancer Claims by Filing Bankruptcy April 13th, 2023Sandra Moore

Court Rules Johnson & Johnson Can't Dodge Cancer Claims by Filing Bankruptcy

April 13, 2023Accident Lawyer Services&amp, Bankruptcy, Can&#039t, Cancer, Claims, Court, Dodge, Filing, Johnson, rulesSandra Moore

Johnson & Johnson has been a literal household name for decades, filling our cabinets with consumer goods, from medicines to soaps. For many of us, it’s even more nostalgic, as the pharmaceutical giant has long been a leading maker of toiletries for infants. You may remember, in particular, J&J’s iconic baby powder—and you may have … Continue reading Court Rules Johnson & Johnson Can't Dodge Cancer Claims by Filing Bankruptcy →

Will Biden's Student Loan Program Survive the Supreme Court? April 10th, 2023Iluminada Moorman

Will Biden's Student Loan Program Survive the Supreme Court?

April 10, 2023Accident Lawyer ServicesBiden&#039s, Court, Loan, Program, Student, Supreme, SurviveIluminada Moorman

On February 28, 2023, the Supreme Court heard arguments on President Biden’s student debt relief plan, which stands to impact millions of borrowers who could see their loans eliminated or reduced. The debt forgiveness plan would cancel $10,000 of debt for those making less than $125,000 per year, or households making less than $250,000 per … Continue reading Will Biden's Student Loan Program Survive the Supreme Court? →