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Kansas Supreme Court Dismisses Case on Legality of ‘Skill-Based’ Arcade Game Dragon’s Ascent

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TOPEKA, Kan. — The Kansas Supreme Court recently resolved a long-standing legal dispute surrounding an electronic game known as Dragon’s Ascent, which has been available in various truck stops and convenience stores across the state. The court affirmed a lower court’s decision that dismissed a lawsuit from POM of Kansas, a subsidiary of the game’s manufacturer Pace-O-Matic, based in Duluth, Georgia. The company had sought a judicial declaration verifying that their game did not fall under the state’s gambling laws due to its design as a game of skill rather than chance. The lawsuit, initially … Read more

Trump Obtains Bond for $83.3 Million Appeal in Defamation Case Linked to E. Jean Carroll’s Allegations

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New York, NY — Former President Donald Trump has managed to post a financial bond to support an $83.3 million payment that was awarded to author E. Jean Carroll following a defamation suit, Trump’s attorney announced. The lawsuit revolved around allegations of rape that Carroll made against the former president. His legal team has now initiated the appeal process by formally notifying the federal judge who presided over the case. The historic legal decision came after a grueling trial held in January 2024, where the jury sided with Carroll, providing her with one of the … Read more

Jury Selection Challenges Emerge in High-Profile Mangione Case

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In the unfolding legal drama surrounding Luigi Mangione, a crucial moment is on the horizon: the selection of a jury. This process is pivotal in any trial, especially in high-profile cases like that of Mangione, where the stakes are significantly high. During jury selection, potential jurors face a series of questions posed by both the defense and the prosecution. These queries are designed to assess whether individuals hold any biases or preconceived notions that could impact their impartiality. One typical question a prosecutor might ask is whether the juror or a close associate has ever … Read more

Family Denied $100 Million Settlement in Controversial Police Shooting Case

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In a striking turn of events, the family of a police shooting victim in the United States who had sought a $100 million in damages will receive significantly less following recent court rulings. This decision has sparked a renewed debate over legal practices and compensation for wrongful deaths caused by law enforcement. The case centers around the tragic death of an African American man, fatally shot by police. His family filed a lawsuit seeking $100 million in civil damages, alleging wrongful death and violations of constitutional rights. However, the courts decided to award them $10 … Read more