Concealed

Judge Overturns State Ban on Concealed Carry in Public Transit, Citing Constitutional Rights

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CHICAGO — A recent court ruling has struck down an Illinois law prohibiting concealed carry on public transit, marking a significant turn in the ongoing debate over gun rights. The decision, issued by a federal judge, deemed the state statute to be unconstitutional, claiming that it infringed upon citizens’ Second Amendment rights, particularly affecting those who rely on public transportation for their daily commutes. The law, which had previously prevented individuals from carrying concealed firearms on buses and trains, was challenged on the grounds that it unfairly targeted a large segment of the population who … Read more

Family Sues California Hospital After Woman’s Death is Concealed, Body Stored a Year in Cold Storage

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CARMICHAEL, Calif. — In a harrowing discovery, the family of 31-year-old Jessie Marie Peterson learned that she had died and her body had been stored in cold storage for nearly a year after being told by hospital officials that she had been discharged. The shocking revelation came to light through a civil lawsuit filed by Peterson’s family in Sacramento County Superior Court against Mercy San Juan Medical Center, marking a disturbing claim of negligence. Peterson, who suffered from Type 1 diabetes, was admitted to the hospital on April 6 last year. Concerned about her daughter’s … Read more

Widower Alleges Johnson & Johnson Concealed Evidence of Baby Powder’s Cancer Risk

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MIAMI (AP) — Johnson & Johnson is facing allegations that it ignored evidence linking its baby powder to ovarian cancer and continued to promote its safety. The pharmaceutical giant chose to “deny, deny, deny” the potential risks associated with its iconic product, according to an attorney representing the widower of a woman who died from ovarian cancer after using the powder. The case, which is scheduled to go to trial next week in Miami, Florida, raises significant questions about the ethical conduct of Johnson & Johnson and its marketing practices. The widower’s attorney argues that … Read more

Cobb County Judge Contemplates Overturning Verdict in Case of Concealed Death, Leaving Family Concerned

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COBB COUNTY, Ga. – A Cobb County judge is currently reviewing the conviction of a man found guilty of concealing his girlfriend’s death. The potential overturning of the jury’s verdict has raised concerns for Hailey Johnson’s family, who fear that justice may be denied. Hailey’s tragic death in 2022 resurfaced during her boyfriend’s trial, which lasted four days. The jury found Brooks Cleary guilty on all charges, providing a glimmer of hope for her family. However, immediately after the verdict was read, Judge Jason Marbutt announced his consideration of acting as the 13th juror to … Read more