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Jury Begins Deliberations to Determine Penalty for Cop Killer Marco Perez

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Mobile, Alabama – After being found guilty of capital murder for the killing of Mobile police officer Sean Tuder, Marco Perez now faces a penalty hearing to determine his punishment. The hearing began on Thursday afternoon. In January 2019, Marco Perez shot and killed Officer Sean Tuder at the Peach Place Inn Apartments. The jury delivered a guilty verdict on Thursday morning, prompting the start of the penalty phase. Perez now faces the possibility of either the death penalty or life in prison without parole. The jury will ultimately decide his fate. During the opening … Read more

End of an Era: Leading San Antonio Law Firm, Watts Guerra, Dissolves After Thriving for Over a Decade

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San Antonio, Texas – After over a decade in business, the reputable San Antonio law firm, Watts Guerra, has made the decision to dissolve its partnership. This unexpected breakup comes as a surprise to many in the legal community, as the firm was known for its prominence and success. The reasons behind the firm’s dissolution have not been disclosed, creating speculation and leaving clients and employees alike in a state of uncertainty. Watts Guerra, founded in 2001 by Mikal Watts and Frank Guerra, quickly established itself as a leading force in the San Antonio legal … Read more

Nebraska Lawmakers Propose “Stand Your Ground” Law to Protect Self-Defense Rights

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LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska lawmakers are pushing for an expansion of the state’s self-defense laws. State Sen. Brian Hardin from Scottsbluff believes firmly in the right of individuals to protect themselves and their loved ones from harm. In line with this belief, he has proposed Legislative Bill 1269, which would establish a “Stand Your Ground” law in Nebraska. Hardin argues that passing this bill would align Nebraska with 38 other states, including all neighboring states, that already have Stand Your Ground rights either through case law or written legislation. The main objective of LB 1269 … Read more

Climate Scientist Michael Mann Awarded $1 Million in Defamation Lawsuit Against Conservative Writers

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Climate scientist Michael Mann has been awarded $1 million by a jury in a defamation case against two conservative writers who compared his work on global warming to that of a convicted child molester. The verdict comes 12 years after Mann originally filed the lawsuit. Mann, a professor of climate science at the University of Pennsylvania, gained prominence for his 1998 graph in the journal Nature known as the “hockey stick,” illustrating the rapid warming of the planet. While the graph brought him fame, it also attracted skepticism and criticism from climate … Read more