Civil

Family Files Civil Lawsuit Against School After Teen’s Suicide Following Brutal Attack

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Bayville, New Jersey – The family of a 14-year-old girl who tragically died by suicide last year after a video of her being viciously attacked by fellow students at Central Regional High School was posted on social media has filed a civil lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that school administrators were aware of a “culture of violence” at the school and failed to protect the teenager. Adriana Kuch, a freshman at the high school, was attacked in the hallway by a group of girls who kicked and punched her, as well as hit her in the … Read more

Former President Trump Fires Back on Social Media Amidst Pending Verdict in New York Civil Fraud Case

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NEW YORK, NY – Former President Donald Trump took to social media on Sunday to deliver a scathing attack on the judge and New York Attorney General Letitia James, as he awaits the verdict of his civil fraud case. If found guilty, Trump could potentially be banned from conducting business in the state. In his series of posts, Trump reiterated his defense in the case, labeling it a “witch hunt” and asserting that his company achieved “only success and profits.” He also pointed to a disclaimer and non-reliance clause, emphasizing the need for readers to … Read more

Applications Open for Stanislaus County Civil Grand Jury 2024-2025: Serve as a Watchdog for Local Government Agencies!

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MODESTO, Calif. – Applications are now open for individuals interested in serving on the Stanislaus County Civil Grand Jury for the 2024-2025 term. The selection process involves interviews conducted by a panel appointed by Judge Carrie M. Stephens, the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court. Out of the pool of applicants, 30 finalists will be chosen through a random drawing, from which a 19-member Civil Grand Jury panel and six alternates will be selected. To qualify for service on the Civil Grand Jury, candidates must meet the same requirements as trial jurors. The term of … Read more

Landmark Ruling: EPA Prohibited from Implementing Civil Rights Act in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’

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BATON ROUGE, Louisiana – A federal judge has issued an injunction preventing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from enforcing a provision of the Civil Rights Act in an area of Louisiana known as “Cancer Alley.” This decision comes after a lawsuit was filed against the EPA, accusing the agency of failing to protect the predominantly Black residents from environmental harm. The region known as “Cancer Alley” stretches along the Mississippi River, from Baton Rouge to New Orleans, and is home to numerous petrochemical plants and industrial facilities. It has gained its name due to the … Read more